A renewed look at the cost of adapting to the climate fallout from a long and slow transition may eventually lead to a reckoning — and ultimately accelerat the move away from fossil fuels. Read the whole series at The Energy Adventure(r). billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba...

I’ve been taking a hard look at where the energy transition stands, and where it’s going. Here’s the penultimate post on my Substack, The Energy Adventure(r). It’s my suggestions going forward. billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba... billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba...

Economics are the biggest driver of the #energytransition. #Security is not far behind. At The Energy Adventure(r) I’m looking at where the transition stands, and where it’s going. billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba...

Two things are driving the energy transition. Neither is concern about climate change. That should make you optimistic. Part of my “Looking back, Looking ahead” Substack series after years of traveling around the world to report on energy and climate: billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba...

The second installment of a series of posts at The Energy Adventure(r) looks at the ultimately unstoppable momentum behind the shift away from fossil fuels and towards clean energy. The world isn’t reversing course. It’s adjusting to the inevitable. billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba...

After 2+ years reporting on the energy transition for @cipherclimate.bsky.social, I’m looking at the state of play. Lots to cheer, and plenty to worry about. I’ll post thoughts here. To get the whole series, subscribe to The Energy Adventure(r). billspindle.substack.com/p/looking-ba...