Is it Finally Time to Start Talking About Peak Oil Again?
In the early aughts, a series of books from oil industry experts, petroleum engineers, and physicists warned that global oil production had peaked and …
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Biggest Energy Transition Stories of 2025
2025 was a big year for cleantech and energy transition. Here’s a roundup of some of the most important things that happened — and a couple of …
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Debunking the Solar Cost Shift Myth
Economist Ahmad Faruqui on how California got net metering wrong and how smarter rate design could accelerate electrification and protect customers. …
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AI-Driven Oil Abundance — A Climate and Security Nightmare?
Thoughts on the AI-Energy Security-Climate Nexus Climate Week in New York was inspiring. With a thousand-plus events, record-breaking international …
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Beyond the Monthly Bill — Rethinking Energy Accounting
Cleantech Insights | cleantechwriting.com Cleantech Insights — September 16, 2025 In part one of my interview with McGee Young, founder and CEO of …
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Fix the Grid, Save the Planet
Cleantech Insights — September 9, 2025 This month, we’re changing things up with something different: an interview with McGee Young, founder and …
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The OBBBA Has Passed. What's Next for Energy Transition?
Cleantech Insights — July 1, 2025 It’s been a big month. I specialize in translating technical complexity into strategic communications for …
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Is Energy Security the New Climate Change?
Cleantech Insights — July 1, 2025 This week, we’re looking at how security could be the next big driver of the global clean energy transition. I …
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Will AI Reverse the Clean Energy Transition? It's Complicated.
Cleantech Insights — June 6, 2025 I specialize in translating technical complexity into strategic communications for energy innovators, coalitions, …
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Cleantech Insights — May 21, 2025
Big, Beautiful Bill House Republicans have advanced President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” out of committee, but …
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