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@evcricket
Electrify everything. Cricket, fermented vegetables and energy sector transition. Not a professional account, come on look at it He/him



Today I'm excited to unveil Valar Atomics! Valar is my master plan to make energy 10x cheaper in 10 years by pulling oil and gas out of thin air with nuclear fission. This will untether energy from climate and politics, fuel American industry, and unlock a new era of growth






I’m sure you agree that “right now” is meaningless. 2025 renewables generated 52.5% of UK electricity – the second consecutive year they supplied more than half of all electricity. The remainder was approximately: Fossil fuels: ~29–30% (mostly natural gas) Nuclear: ~14–15% Imports and other sources: the balance. Within that 52.5% renewable share, the largest contributors were roughly: 🌬️ Wind: ~29.5% of all UK electricity ☀️ Solar: ~6.9% 💧 Hydro: ~1–2% 🌱 Biomass and other renewables: ~14–15% combined. It’s also worth distinguishing two related measures: Renewables only: 52.5% of electricity generation. Low-carbon electricity (renewables plus nuclear): about 73% of Great Britain’s electricity generation in 2025. So non-carbon 73%!






Destroying buildings is not genocide. Warning people that you’re going to destroy their buildings before you do, is definitely not genocide. Stopping the war when we got our hostages back shows it never was genocide. Targeting and taking out people who murdered, raped and abducted our fellow citizens is justice, not “ongoing” genocide. The famine that never happened is not genocide. Taking quotes out of context does not prove genocide. And for all of you who continue to lie about this and treat it like it’s just a simple fact like the color of the sky? You are justifying the harming and killing of Israelis and Jews. You’ve chosen the wrong side.







Fortescue says one of its iron ore mines now features an entirely electric fleet of excavators, each saving one million litres of diesel a year. And they are more productive ow.ly/CrV750ZvyRr


Opinion • It's no wonder Israelis want war. Violence has become a source of joy haaretz.com/opinion/2026-0…











