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September 26, 2017
The Siren Song of Modularity
Product designers and engineers are drawn to the idea of modularity. I am guilty – I find modular product concepts irresistibly compelling. It seems every few years, a new product or concept comes out that stokes that interest – promising all the benefits of m...Read More >>
May 11, 2017
Tesla, Please Don’t Give Solar a Black Eye
I was very excited to see Tesla provide more details on their Solar Roof. A bunch of smart people have already started to dig into the details to try and figure out the true cost, including GTM and PickMySolar. I have been skeptical of this product – so many have tr...Read More >>
April 11, 2017
The One Day Business Case
As an engineer, I had the typical mild level of disdain for “business people” – marketers, MBAs, people with fuzzy backgrounds that appeared so confident, despite not knowing the basic laws of physics. I took pride in my engineering-ness. I huddled with my fellow engineer...Read More >>
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Some design porn with the Dyson EV. https://www.dyson.co.uk/newsroom/overview/features/june-2020/dyson-battery-electric-vehicle.html
Firm baseload.
Was wondering why just 9-10% of New England's electricity was generated by nuclear last week? Turns out there was an emergency manual scram at Seabrook when control rods inserted unexpectedly into the reactor. Seabrook is now at just 33% power. @jglarusso
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Bouncing Back: Lessons from the Front Lines of Solar https://cleanpowermarketinggroup.com/2020/05/26/bouncing-back-lessons-from-the-front-lines-of-solar/
Looks like I made a good choice getting on the solar-coaster, and not the coalar-coaster.
Thats my type of energy transition: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=43895