Daniel Olsen

Daniel Olsen

@danielolsen.bsky.social

Power systems decarbonization researcher (PhD UW '19) turned decarbonization software developer. Interested in models, technology, policy, imagination.

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EV charging faster than liquid fuel is just around the corner

Felix Hamer • electricfelix@electricfelix.eurosky.social

Slovakia is megawatt charging Denza cars (without flash chargers supplied by BYD) 1044kW peak under 7 mins for 10% -> 80% (120kWh+ battery) #alwaysbecharging #battchat www.linkedin.com/posts/sajbid...

They got me on this one in Capri. It was called a 'golosa', which I now know translates to 'glutton'. From the description, I was hoping for decent sausage, but got hot dog (and no sauce!)

Hane@hane.bsky.social

we went to a highly recommended pizza restaurant in Formia, Italy. the fact that the menu consisted of gorgeously made Italian pizzas with fresh local ingredients, and then also contained this monstrosity called a "pizza Americana" is S-tier trolling by the Italians

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Hello friends, I'm looking to talk with an expert in the health impacts of energy technologies. Someone with expertise in spatially-resolved estimation of disease and mortality impacts, mainly from burning fossil fuels, but also from clean(er) energy supply chains. Would love suggestions.

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New paper out today in Nature Energy! We evaluate how Congressional proposals for policy-driven transmission expansion would shape U.S. electricity costs, emissions, and reliability. Big implications for climate and grid planning. rdcu.be/eS7lj #EnergyPolicy #Transmission #CleanEnergy

rdcu.beImplications of policy-driven transmission expansion for costs, emissions and reliability in the USANature Energy - Interregional transmission is key to a cost-efficient, reliable and cleaner US grid. Senga et al. find that current legislative proposals can increase reliability while capturing...

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Modeling Monday: How clean are EVs, really? Short answer: it depends on the question. Attributional vs. consequential LCA, average vs. marginal, short- vs. long-run... the metric can flip the answer. 1/🧵

I'm sure plenty of people have downloaded copies, but who's going to host something as canonical and convenient as NREL/EIA? This is a huge step back for the research community.

Jon Bradshaw@jonbradshaw.bsky.social

I separately heard NREL tools and data are shutting down today, and EIA may be next 🔌 💡

The fun story of Ann Arbor planning to build a duplicate distribution grid: “I’ve explained this to people like, ‘This is the fifth-best solution, but solutions one through four are not viable for a variety of different reasons,’” Mathieu said. “Five is feasible. So, let’s do it.”

utilitydive.comA Michigan city’s ‘sustainable energy utility’ got the green light from voters. What now?By creating a supplemental utility that will focus on scaling up rooftop solar, battery storage and microgrids, Ann Arbor, Michigan, is taking its clean energy future into its own hands, stakeholders ...

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Energy Exemplar has blocked all TU Berlin students from academic licences for their energy modelling tool PLEXOS because competitor PyPSA is developed here. While deeply shocked, we believe in turning the other cheek. So we are offering all Energy Exemplar employees a free licence for PyPSA.

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