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David Sacerdote

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Software engineer. Mostly talk climate and related politics.

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David Sacerdote (@davidsacerdote.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 23 août 2023. Le compte a 8 465 abonnés, suit 1 109 comptes et a publié 4 458 posts.

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  • Sam Feldman@srfeld.bsky.social

    Thank you!

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  • Kevin J. Kircher@kevinjkircher.com

    Maybe they did specify this in the white paper, and I just missed it due to my own ineptitude. Could be! I do dumb stuff all the time 😂 FWIW, the CGEP folks are super smart, and it's great for experts to share their intuition on how a bill as sprawling and complex as BAAJA might reshape US energy.

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  • Kevin J. Kircher@kevinjkircher.com

    Wildly, I was today years old when I learned that the Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy's white paper on the federal permitting bill included numerical estimates that weren't based on mathematical modeling, but on expert intuition. I think this is Okay Actually, but they should have specified!

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  • Rob@robertferry.bsky.social

    Data center growth will only drive clean energy and storage growth if it is required by law with strong additionality and hourly matching provisions. We went through this with green hydrogen credits. In the case of data centers the enforcement must come as a condition of interconnection.

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  • Kevin J. Kircher@kevinjkircher.com

    However, even in the extreme case where it's impossible for BAAJA to increase fossil fuel production, the probability that BAAJA increases domestic greenhouse gas emissions remains above 50%. Specifically, 51.6%. In this extreme case, the emission increase is 5 (−236 to 246) Mt/yr (mean and 95% CI).

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