Jay Lucey

@T_Mason_H What happens when SAF rises?

Just a reminder: Subtracting out the ethanol content of U.S. motor gasoline shows that U.S. consumption of petroleum-derived motor gasoline actually peaked in 2006.

@FrankLuntz Effective Offense.

This is a real ad running right now in Ohio. Is it effective or offensive?

@BrendanFWallace @aussieflya Also pretty sure the carbon footprint of propane tanks for grills across Long Island far exceed that of pizza operations in the Big Apple. Or what about propane tanks in the built real estate across rural New England and New York?

@aussieflya Whoever builds the Tesla of buildings and can eat coal-fired pizza on their private jet for all I care

New York City: - Greatest city in the world. - Greatest pizza in the world. Hands down. I'm seeing some alarm going around that NYC's Dept. of Environmental Protection might crack down on emissions from the city's wood- and coal-fired pizza ovens, and make them install carbon-capture devices. First: The law hasn't passed yet. No one panic. Next: Real estate is responsible for about 70% of New York City's CO2 emissions. New York City passed Local Law 97, which goes into effect next year, to regulate real estate's CO2 emissions and fine buildings that do not comply. Cities care about their carbon footprint, and it only makes sense to fry the biggest fish—real estate. But as far as wood- or coal-fired pizza ovens go, I can't imagine they're responsible for even .01% of real estate's total emissions. Real estate needs to decarbonize—true. But don't let political squabbles distract you.

@DrJSchramm @JosephMajkut @jeffmanuel washingtonpost.com/archive/politi…

The US closed the Bureau of Mines in 1996 and distributed its functions to DOE, Commerce, and others. For the next 30 years, we lost the thread on non-fuel commodity minerals.

Code Red air alert for Washington DC metro area airnow.gov/?city=Fairfax&…

Only thing spilling is a bunch of green electrons into the New England grid!

@BrosForDecarb Besties in Vesties

Five words: game seven at the garden.

I just love this figure of Colorado River water usage from the @nytclimate today. I want a poster of it. Water law is animal law, at least in the West.

🚨NEWS: I'm joining my colleagues on @NewDemCoalition Climate Change and Clean Energy Task Force to endorse six priorities for permitting reform legislation. These will increase U.S. energy independence, lower energy prices, and accelerate our clean energy transition.

BFD! So happy to see this come to fruition.

“If we can’t build some new things in a few backyards, the climate crisis will destroy everyone’s backyards." Mic drop by @johnpodesta Great reporting here by @jeffsaintjohn on transmission's vital role. @CleanEnergyGrid @RobGramlichDC

Gots to GETs going. More capacity; more flexibility; more decarbonization, right now. @WATTCoalition @LineVisionCo

Lift it up now, AND bulk up for the future.

Congrats Ana!! And thank you for your service!

The US needs a mining and mineral renaissance to lead on #energytransition. For that, we need a workforce. My colleague Thomas Hale on the workforce needs for #criticalminerals csis.org/analysis/unite…

@GovernorShapiro I hope you and @MassGovernor have a good wager going. @WillRasky And my son wants to weigh in too:

Some jerseys just aren't allowed in my office... #ForTheLoveOfPhilly

Understanding the real carbon footprint of existing stock is critical level set; recognizing how to fill fossil bans & retirements with clean energy, storage, and efficiency is the response. @CHPExpress @ninedotenergy @aspen_power @BlocPower @NYSERDA @fifthwallvc @nzero_