Daniel Moser🇳🇴 Norway’s Electric Car 🚗 Adoption is just incredible.
➡️ 87% BEV 👇👇
via @robbie_andrew@twitter.com
David Joffe
@david_joffe@mastodon.green
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Chief Energy System Adviser in Clean Power Mission Control, DESNZ. Ex CCC Head of Net Zero, RAEng. Find me at: @davidjoffe.bsky.social
AmyI wish elon had bought LinkedIn
Jan RosenowDistrict heating in the UK contributes only 2% to heat demand and >90% is fossil fuel based.
By 2050 district heating could contribute 20% to UK heat demand. Modelling for the Climate Change Committee identifies heat pumps using excess and ambient heat as key technologies for decarbonisation.
Federico Viticci 
If you do one good Nerd Thing this week, make it tapping the 'I Don't Need a Refund' button in Tweetbot and Twitterrific.
These apps, in many ways, pioneered the modern concept of quality, indie app for iPhone. They gave us much more than they ever asked for with their subscriptions.
Join me in not needing a refund: https://www.macstories.net/stories/a-final-update-to-tweetbot-and-twitterrific-that-allows-users-to-support-tapbots-and-the-iconfactory/
A Final Update to Tweetbot and Twitterrific That Allows Users to Support Tapbots and The Iconfactory
Usually, when a big company shuts down an API, they give customers time to prepare. It’s the right thing to do regardless of what any terms of service say. That’s not how things went down with Twitter. Instead, as I wrote in January, Twitter eliminated access to its API for many third-party apps, including Tweetbot
Dan MorenIf you were a former paying customer of Tweetbot or Twitterrific who was happy with what they got out of the app before Twitter unceremoniously killed third-party clients, then consider launching the latest update and opting out of the refund. The money comes out of the developer's pockets, and the fact that the apps don't work anymore isn't really their fault—you can ease the load on them a bit. https://sixcolors.com/post/2023/03/tweetbot-and-twitterrific-updated-with-option-to-opt-out-of-subscription-refund/
Dustin Benton#energytwitter / #energymastodon help! I'd planned to get a heat pump soon, but my boiler was declared dead this weekend and it's cold!
I've spoken to 2 engineers and filled in loads of online forms: seems I can get a boiler tomorrow but a heat pump in 6 weeks. Really?
I've tested radiators at 50c flow temp this Dec, modelled building heat loss at ~5-6kW, know I have a 100A fuse+fat enough pipes. But I'm not a heat engineer/MCS certified and am bad at plumbing.
Anyone fancy a challenge?
Steve DowneyThe APIs that Twitter/Mastodon migration tools use are being shutoff in a few days, so if you haven't scraped your followers from there yet you may want to do so now.
https://twitter.com/orta/status/1621055897480077312?t=U0mMZt-OfsLXx13EC3LQhg&s=19
@orta@webtoo.ls --leave-this-site on Twitter
“Hey folks, even if you're not planning on using Mastodon instantly, you should take some time this week to create an account and set up your follows. Twitter is starting to charge for API access to the migration tools in 5 days, meaning the migration tools will probably break.”
Simon EvansPeople in the UK will collectively gain millions of life-years if we reach net-zero emissions
Cumulative gains by 2050
+800,000 cosier homes
+736,000 cleaner fuels
+400,000 healthier diets
+125,000 active travel
ChrisStarkWe’ve prepared this summary to meet the regular requests we receive from other parts of the world, but it’s a very accessible guide for anyone in the UK too.
We’ll be reviewing this method as we plan for Carbon Budget 7.
How does the Climate Change Committee build our recommended path to Net Zero for the UK?
This is a new guide to how we determine a sector-by-sector pathway - the pace of emissions reduction that can be achieved, the trade-offs, implications and constraints involved in the transition.