Heather Payne

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Heather Payne

Heather Payne

@LawProfPayne

Energy & Envtl Law. Prof. @SetonHallLaw; BChE @GeorgiaTech; JD Carolina Law #FirstGen Also @lawprofpayne.bsky.social. Tweets my own.

Newark, NJ Katılım Eylül 2019
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Michael Wara
Michael Wara@MichaelWWara·
Amazing what happens when you measure instead of estimate. Methane emissions from oil and gas are triple what EPA says they are. US oil and gas system emissions from nearly one million aerial site measurements | Nature nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Ben Inskeep
Ben Inskeep@Ben_Inskeep·
Look at any IOU investor presentation. They all tout large capital spending that would produce endless rate hikes for consumers for the purpose of increasing shareholder value. Even when the cost of generation decreases, they pivot to more T&D expenditures.
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Ben Inskeep
Ben Inskeep@Ben_Inskeep·
A lot of folks have been deluded into thinking investor-owned utilities can get us to our climate justice goals. They cannot. Their sole goal is profit. Their business model depends on extracting ever higher amounts of wealth from their customers for providing essential service.
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Heather Payne@LawProfPayne·
@KinseyAndrew I would just get a separate electric water bath canner and the induction.
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Andrew Kinsey (@andrewkinsey.bluesky.social)
Has anyone ever used a Wolf cooktop? Either gas or induction? I'm seriously contemplating getting a 15" gas cooktop and a 15" induction cooktop so I can have both.
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Michael Giberson
Michael Giberson@MichaelGiberso3·
The fox-henhouse analogy is not quite right, but utility rewards between rate cases are typically strongly correlated with volume. EE is anti-volume. If a utility is expected to be enthusiastic, you have to overcome that incentive. $$ Third party EE has simpler incentives. $
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Michael Giberson
Michael Giberson@MichaelGiberso3·
Asking utilities to run energy efficiency programs sorta feels like asking foxes to help design henhouses. Can anyone explain why a utility should have a monopoly on EE programs? Is this actually policy in any state?
Mission:data@mission_data

Just heard: A major Northeastern electric/gas utility threatened legal action against a community power provider for its low-income EE program because....wait for it.....The utility felt its monopoly on EE programs was being threatened.

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Edwin Lyman
Edwin Lyman@NucSafetyUCS·
The @NRCgov has cited the Vogtle-3 #nuclear plant in #Georgia for yet another violation associated with a procedure failure that resulted in unborated water entering the reactor coolant system in October, which could have caused an inadvertent criticality. nrc.gov/docs/ML2312/ML…
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Tyson Slocum
Tyson Slocum@TysonSlocum·
FirstEnergy exploited a loophole cashing in emission allowances for years for 1 of its closed coal plants, earning millions of dollars + allowing other operating coal power plants to spew pollution bit.ly/3AoyLqt @CUBofOH @DavidPomerantz
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Duncan S. Campbell
Duncan S. Campbell@duncancampbell·
@Ben_Inskeep What are Mainers heating with? Less nat gas and same propane as the warmer Pennsylvania. Maybe smaller / more efficient homes? Or wood?
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Ben Inskeep@Ben_Inskeep·
Monthly household natural gas consumption Data: Residential Energy Consumption Survey
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