I'm not. I'm just some schmuck, standing in front of my community, working on being useful to it. Today it feels like most of my community would gladly feed me and my kid into a wood chipper if they thought it might save them 50 cents on a gallon of milk.
The Twelve Days of New York Climate Nerd Christmas keeps giving. Today's edition is a twofer, because New Year's Day is for being extremely flat. And there's an extra little stocking present: I finished moving from Substack to Ghost, like I promised. It still
On the seventh day of Christmas, the PSC gave to me: A punt on National Fuel
On the sixth day of Christmas, NYSERDA gave to me: Boosts for new renewables
On the fifth day of Christmas, the Treasury gave to me: Clean hydrogen
Climate funding flows to towns and villages in New York — and to coal country across the nation
On the second day of Christmas, DFS gave to me: Climate finance guidance
On the first day of Christmas, NYSERDA gave to me: A cap-and-invest study
It's the time of year for presents. I have a few for you
This newsletter is back in business, but it's rough out there, friends
Let me explain the painfully nerdy, incredibly important methane math problem that roiled New York’s budget process this week.
How do heat pumps hold up in the most brutal cold snaps? Here’s what I learned from last Friday's subzero weather.