HOUSTON: Tech giants are joining together with heavy energy users to support the Triple Nuclear by 2050 pledge. Just announced, with the signing event later today at the CERAWeek global energy conference. Everyone is realizing that, in the end, we are all baseload.

Merz: "It is necessary to reach a moratorium on dismantling" In a live national press conference minutes ago, incoming German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for a nuclear dismantling moratorium. This is the first step to saving German nuclear plants and restarting them.

Yes it's called being powered almost entirely by local nuclear plants for the past forty years, incredible and timely sleuthing from Canary Media

New report out: Germany can restart 3 reactors by 2028, 9 by 2032. Four key graphics summarize: 1. Current physical status of German nuclear 2. Timeline and scale if nuclear returns 3. Nuclear map and restart difficulty 4. German support for nuclear www.radiantenergygroup.com/reports/rest...

German utility execs who champion the Energiewende are starting to panic after this month's shocking 12-day wind drought. RWE CEO Markus Krebber posted a desperate plea for more "secure" power supplies this morning on LinkedIn. The situation is coming to a breaking point.

Outstanding thread forensically deconstructing a garbage-tier "study" claiming to show that there somehow isn't a cost shift happening from poor to rich via California solar. Use extreme caution when reading/sharing stories from Canary Media, controlled by the anti-nuclear Rocky Mountain Institute

Very interesting thread from one of the most rare of creatures: An electricity practitioner who's also willing to share on social media! If we're rebuilding energy Twitter on here this stuff is an excellent foundation.

me to my team this week

This is Germany. Electricity. First two weeks of November. 166 GW of installed onshore, offshore, and solar PV provided next to nothing for days at a time. Almost no sun or wind across the entire European continent. Germany has tried to get all of Europe to copy this energy policy.

we got the electricity grid Bene Gesserit over here

Nvidia, the world's most valuable company, has just made its first move into nuclear power: it is partnering with PG&E's recently-saved Diablo Canyon Nuclear plant to build AI inside the plant. The deal is being announced right now. Here's Reuters on the story: www.reuters.com/technology/a...

At COP29 a few moments ago the USA just dropped a 200GW nuclear roadmap. As recently as 2016 nuclear wasn't even welcome as a topic at COP and now we have climate-focused governments dropping era-defining nuclear plans there? It's a new world.