Solar United Neighbors’ Post

As a Program Manager this study caught my attention. A few key takeaways: 👉 The research highlights the multidimensional aspects of energy justice, going beyond just clean energy access to include economic benefits and security for disadvantaged communities. This aligns with my belief in addressing social, economic, and environmental factors holistically. 👉 Policymakers seem to prefer redistributive policies and community solar programs to advance energy justice goals. This shift towards more inclusive models is encouraging. 👉 The analysis of policy calibrations targeting income-based energy vulnerabilities demonstrates a nuanced, tailored approach – critical for ensuring no one is left behind. 👉 The rigorous comparative methodology analyzing 54 solar equity policies across the U.S. lends credibility to the findings. 👉 Ultimately, the study underscores the pivotal role policymakers play in shaping an equitable clean energy transition through strategic policy design. I invite fellow sustainable development professionals to explore this research and be inspired to champion policies that empower marginalized communities in the energy sector. Together, we can operationalize energy justice as a tangible reality. #publicpolicy #programmanager #policyimpleemntation #publicpolicyanalysis

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#climatechange #energytransition , Today, we are publishing an important analysis led my by learned colleagues, Victoria Havsteen Branner and Marcus Mølbak Ingholt, about how the energy transition and climate change will impact inflation. In the coming years, cold winters or reductions in natural gas supplies could mean new periods of increasing gas and electricity prices. In the longer term, Denmark risks greater electricity price fluctuations as the share of solar and wind energy in the total electricity mix grows, making electricity supply less adjustable and stable. Greater energy price fluctuations increase the demands on central banks’ analysis and communication. For more details see here: 

Balance and Protect: October 4-10 Massive influx of energy has been coming through. This week it’s very important to protect yourself on all levels. Full reading coming soon #energy #frequency #vibration #sacredgeometry #solfeggiofrequencies #expansion #change #changeiscoming #changeispossible #changeisimminent #crystals #owl #wisdom #knowledge #windofchange #polarity #raven #balance

Morning Report Yesterday’s headlines: Gas, coal and carbon markets all retreat as the recent uptrend appears to have come to an end German power market with rather sharp price falls due to milder forecasts and falling gas, carbon markets Big price falls on the Nordic power market due to significantly milder and wetter weather forecasts   Today’s expectations: Downtrend could continue on the fuel markets as focus has returned to healthy supply, low demand Mild and wet forecasts from yesterday are confirmed as precipitation will rise above average this week Calmer day on the Nordic power market compared to yesterday – neutral day or modest rebound likely. #Passionforenergy

The next generation of US #solar factories is advancing quickly, unleashed by lucrative tax incentives included in the Inflation Reduction Act. Read more ➡️ https://ow.ly/C91m50PCZUt

We know lithium-ion battery fires have captured people's attention, but what about the fire risks from solar panels? We dug into some of the data from U.S. and international sources to find out how frequently panels catch fire. #solarpanels #solarenergy

Carbonomics 2023: Chinese EV battery deflation offsets offshore wind cost inflation The Goldman Sachs (GS) Carbonomics cost curve of decarbonisation is the banks estimate of the global marginal abatement cost (MAC) curve. Sloping upwards from left to right, the MAC curve gradually steepens as additional tonnes of carbon emissions get increasingly more difficult, and hence more costly, to abate. The marginal carbon abatement cost, i.e., the cost of abating the last tonne of emissions required to meet a target, is one way that investors can get a fix on where carbon prices need to be in the future. There has been a divergence in the curve over the past year. The lower end of the curve has risen up as the cost of renewable energy has increased, while the higher end of the curve has declined as transport climate tech costs have declined. #carbonmarkets https://lnkd.in/eW4UdTPH

EUA Carbon "Double Top" sell signal given yesterday on the close and weakness today is confirming. A Double Top is when you see two similar highs then break the low between the two highs (72.95 in this instance). The "measured move" target is 67.78 which is also, interestingly, a Fibonacci target/level. Our subscribers had all this at 7am (UK) this morning. Go to https://lnkd.in/ecAZCPEk or DM me to set up a free trial. #EUAs #Carbon #Energy #OCTT #TechnicalAnalysis