Perhaps shocking, but I agree with most of what @ketanjoshi.co has written in both installments of his CCS series You'll never catch me defending Gorgon (the focus of this series), it's a bad project for all the reasons Ketan highlights But the broader CCS narrative I find lacking, a quick🧵

Absolute banger from @noahqkaufman.bsky.social on the limits of economic models for climate and the resultant policy, narrative and discourse they create www.theatlantic.com/science/2026...

It’s simple: cheap and abundant electricity is good!  In our January Book, @janeaflegal.bsky.social discusses the growing need for energy, the policy challenges thwarting new supply, and how we move towards more cheap AND clean energy.  www.statesforum.org/january-book...

This article gets at a main tension on CCS between proponents/opponents: the industrial sector Whether or not you like CCS, the cheapest, fastest way to decarbonize cement and ammonia today is with CCS No way around that, unless you want to emit more and need more CDR! www.ft.com/content/ef69...

Thrilled to join the board of Trustees @carbongap.bsky.social I've been a long-time admirer of the work of the team, and of the banter skills of Christoph Beuttler Let's get these tons, in Europe and the UK carbongap.org/team-member/...

A great article demonstrating the current cost of low oil prices for the American oil worker (layoffs), and what more production in Venezuela would make that worse www.wsj.com/business/ene...

Even the oil companies are like, cutting those GHG programs is going too far bro. By @jack-cavanaugh.bsky.social & @pavan.bsky.social www.houstonchronicle.com/opinion/outl...

Oil companies want to keep the GHGRP! My latest in the Houston Chronicle with Pavan www.houstonchronicle.com/opinion/outl...