Bright Spots
Jan RosenowJan Rosenow's newsletter on the energy transition. Oxford Professor. Energy policy advisor. Energy transition optimist. Cutting through the noise to show how the clean energy future is possible.
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Batteries are quietly rewiring the grid
A one-minute walk from my office in Oxford, a blue hexagonal plaque hangs on the wall of the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory. It marks the spot where, in 1980, John Goodenough and his colleagues identified the cathode material that made the...
Nine times faster: the EU wants to double electrification by 2040
(This is a Bright Spots special edition.)
Today the European Commission launched its Electrification Action Plan. The headline number, still a bracketed placeholder when I analysed the leaked draft last week, has now been filled in: electr...
The heat pump sceptics just endorsed air conditioning
Last week the Telegraph reported on some comments I made about air conditioning. The comment section is quite something as one would expect it to be. By saying what I think is a fairly nuanced thing to say about cooling, I appear to have be...
Europe’s electrification rate has been stuck at 23% for a decade. The Commission finally has a plan.
(This is a Bright Spots special edition.)
For ten years, the share of electricity in Europe’s final energy consumption has barely moved. It sits at 23%, roughly where it was 10 years ago. China, Korea and Japan are already past 30% and pul...
The tabloid murder of a heating law
Bright Spots is usually about where the energy transition is working. This week’s edition is about an episode where it fell apart. Together with Carmen Loschke, Sibylle Braungardt and Friedhelm Keimeyer, I have just published a paper on it...
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Oxford Professor. Energy policy advisor. Energy transition optimist. Cutting through the noise to show how the clean energy future is possible.
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