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Energy columnist for Bloomberg Opinion . Ex-Gadfly/Heard/Lex. New York, San Francisco, Peckham. A 👨‍🦰. I own these tweets.

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    Oct 4

    "So you still have coal being roughly 35% of the energy generated last year and effectively, we think renewables can replace almost all of that by 2030." - NextEra Energy President and CEO James Robo at energy conference earlier this week

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    Oct 3

    NEW: Trump ordered the recall of Ukraine ambassador after Giuliani & other allies outside the administration complained that she blocked Biden-probe efforts. w/ & : via

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    Oct 3

    How many possible articles of impeachment can one man generate in a week?

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  4. Oct 3

    . nails it on Brexit, as usual: via

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  5. Oct 3

    Thanks to all for the great questions on my Energy AMA today. It covered everything from Aramco to Greta Thunberg. Sorry I didn't have an answer on the Spice Girls. Check it out anyway:

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  6. Oct 3

    Saudi Arabia just offered a big sweetener for the Aramco IPO. But it still isn't enough to get to $2 trillion: via

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    Oct 3

    Q: What do you think about the extinction rebellion, and in particular their demands? :

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    Oct 3

    Q: Will people care less about Greta Thunberg when she becomes an adult? : I doubt it. Besides, the main point about Greta Thunberg is that she is creating more Greta Thunbergs (metaphorically; I'm not hinting at some cloning plot)

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  9. Oct 3

    Just a reminder I'll be taking Q's on all things energy-related at 3pm ET. Here's the link:

    I'll be doing a Reddit AMA tomorrow at 3pm ET. Tune in for the crude stuff. I'm game to talk about everything from Saudi Arabia's attacks to oil’s new nemesis, Greta Thunberg, to cheap motels in Texas. Join me
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    Oct 3

    I couldn't be happier that the smart students at Mines are using the show (along with an ever-growing list of other fine higher education institutions)! And if you think your university would benefit from using as well, you can apply here:

    My graduate public policy students are benefiting from the the partnership established with . The collaboration allows them access to world-class policy-relevant podcasts (now numbering over 100). Thanks, !
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  11. Oct 3

    The oil-price option has gone AWOL in oil equities. Dividends rule. Saudi Aramco's new royalty rates fit the zeitgeist: via

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    Oct 3

    The chair of the Federal Election Commission sends out an important reminder — again.

    Is this thing on? 🎙
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  13. Oct 3

    I updated my Aramco valuation. Those new royalty rates help a lot: via

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  14. Oct 3

    Saudi Aramco's new royalty rates offer a vital boost to cash flow - and don't cost Riyadh a thing: via

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    Oct 3

    Three days in Venezuela's dysfunctional oil belt, by &

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    Oct 2

    Remarkable how my colleague keeps his cool, insists to use his right to ask a question and gracefully handles this incredibly intense moment where Trump launches yet another an attack on media while ordering him to ask something else.

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    Asked multiple times by (and again by ) what he wanted the Ukrainian president to do regarding the Bidens, Pres. Trump doesn't answer, eventually denigrating the media and angrily instructing Mason to ask a different question.
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    Oct 2

    Greg Sargent is on point and correct here. We need the political press to be far better. What bad faith actors can say about it is not the news. What actually happened— that should be the news.

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    Oct 2

    Another blazing hot summer is another vindication of Texas’ cutting-edge electricity system. Critics fearmongered about brownouts and blackouts. Here are a thread and a column about how ’s wholesale market worked, and wind and solar are taking over:

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    Oct 2

    That’s great news! It means that they produced double* what they were expected to! *ERCOT only gives them a 14% on peak rating for calculating reserve margin, etc.

    Interesting. Wind generation in Texas, summer 2019. "This year, wind turbines produced just 28% of their potential output in peak demand hours, compared to nearly double that overnight."
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    Oct 2

    Murray Energy, the largest privately owned U.S. coal company, failed to make payments that were due to some lenders on Monday and has reached a forbearance agreement with them to avoid default until Oct. 14

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