@danielbeneroso.bsky.social
Ingeniero que lleva rompiendo cosas desde los 80s.
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Capital flows to the energy sector are set to rise in 2025 to USD 3.3 trillion.
Around USD 2.2 trillion is going collectively to renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency and electrification, twice as much as the USD 1.1 trillion going to oil, natural gas and coal.
Around USD 2.2 trillion is going collectively to renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency and electrification, twice as much as the USD 1.1 trillion going to oil, natural gas and coal.
November 25, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Capital flows to the energy sector are set to rise in 2025 to USD 3.3 trillion.
Around USD 2.2 trillion is going collectively to renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency and electrification, twice as much as the USD 1.1 trillion going to oil, natural gas and coal.
Around USD 2.2 trillion is going collectively to renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency and electrification, twice as much as the USD 1.1 trillion going to oil, natural gas and coal.
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In the global electrification race China is marching ahead.
The US and Europe risk falling behind clinging on to yesterday's technologies.
The US and Europe risk falling behind clinging on to yesterday's technologies.
November 14, 2025 at 1:51 PM
In the global electrification race China is marching ahead.
The US and Europe risk falling behind clinging on to yesterday's technologies.
The US and Europe risk falling behind clinging on to yesterday's technologies.
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As we scale up renewables, one thing becomes crystal clear: without storage, the energy transition will stall.
Batteries aren’t just for cars. They’re also crucial for grids, industry, and heating.
Great short from DW.
Batteries aren’t just for cars. They’re also crucial for grids, industry, and heating.
Great short from DW.
September 27, 2025 at 8:54 AM
As we scale up renewables, one thing becomes crystal clear: without storage, the energy transition will stall.
Batteries aren’t just for cars. They’re also crucial for grids, industry, and heating.
Great short from DW.
Batteries aren’t just for cars. They’re also crucial for grids, industry, and heating.
Great short from DW.
Reasons for being optimistic about the Energy Transition www.linkedin.com/posts/daniel...
Reasons for being optimistic about the Energy Transition | Daniel Beneroso-Vallejo, CEng PhD
The clean energy transition often looks like an uphill battle but I recently came across with an article that changed the way I see the road ahead. From exponential growth in renewables and batteries ...
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September 1, 2025 at 6:57 AM
Reasons for being optimistic about the Energy Transition www.linkedin.com/posts/daniel...
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Wind and solar are the perfect renewable power pairing in Britain💨 ☀️
98% of the time, it is either windy or sunny. Particularly windy days are often cloudier, while very sunny days are usually calmer.
A match made in… Britain! 🤝
https://loom.ly/-pzxBgQ
98% of the time, it is either windy or sunny. Particularly windy days are often cloudier, while very sunny days are usually calmer.
A match made in… Britain! 🤝
https://loom.ly/-pzxBgQ
August 29, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Wind and solar are the perfect renewable power pairing in Britain💨 ☀️
98% of the time, it is either windy or sunny. Particularly windy days are often cloudier, while very sunny days are usually calmer.
A match made in… Britain! 🤝
https://loom.ly/-pzxBgQ
98% of the time, it is either windy or sunny. Particularly windy days are often cloudier, while very sunny days are usually calmer.
A match made in… Britain! 🤝
https://loom.ly/-pzxBgQ
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The rise in global energy investment is being driven by efforts to cut emissions but also industrial, energy security & economic considerations
China is the world’s top energy investor, set to make up more than a quarter of total energy spending in 2025: iea.li/440ofFG
China is the world’s top energy investor, set to make up more than a quarter of total energy spending in 2025: iea.li/440ofFG
August 25, 2025 at 10:15 AM
The rise in global energy investment is being driven by efforts to cut emissions but also industrial, energy security & economic considerations
China is the world’s top energy investor, set to make up more than a quarter of total energy spending in 2025: iea.li/440ofFG
China is the world’s top energy investor, set to make up more than a quarter of total energy spending in 2025: iea.li/440ofFG
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Record momentum for UK battery storage!
Planning approvals hitting new highs amid a surge in apps for renewables.
100+ battery storage filings April-June 2025: 8.4 GW—double last year. Year to June: 30 GW across ~400 schemes. UK needs 23-27 GW by 2030 (from 6 GW now)—if delivered, we're there.
Planning approvals hitting new highs amid a surge in apps for renewables.
100+ battery storage filings April-June 2025: 8.4 GW—double last year. Year to June: 30 GW across ~400 schemes. UK needs 23-27 GW by 2030 (from 6 GW now)—if delivered, we're there.
August 22, 2025 at 7:50 AM
Record momentum for UK battery storage!
Planning approvals hitting new highs amid a surge in apps for renewables.
100+ battery storage filings April-June 2025: 8.4 GW—double last year. Year to June: 30 GW across ~400 schemes. UK needs 23-27 GW by 2030 (from 6 GW now)—if delivered, we're there.
Planning approvals hitting new highs amid a surge in apps for renewables.
100+ battery storage filings April-June 2025: 8.4 GW—double last year. Year to June: 30 GW across ~400 schemes. UK needs 23-27 GW by 2030 (from 6 GW now)—if delivered, we're there.
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Is it true that solar and wind power make electricity bills skyrocket?
@hannahritchie.bsky.social shows with US data that having lots of solar+wind doesn’t lead to more expensive power. Nor does the absence of solar and wind guarantee that your power will be cheap.
@hannahritchie.bsky.social shows with US data that having lots of solar+wind doesn’t lead to more expensive power. Nor does the absence of solar and wind guarantee that your power will be cheap.
August 22, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Is it true that solar and wind power make electricity bills skyrocket?
@hannahritchie.bsky.social shows with US data that having lots of solar+wind doesn’t lead to more expensive power. Nor does the absence of solar and wind guarantee that your power will be cheap.
@hannahritchie.bsky.social shows with US data that having lots of solar+wind doesn’t lead to more expensive power. Nor does the absence of solar and wind guarantee that your power will be cheap.
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Por eso creo que si queremos que proyectos complejos de ingeniería avancen, como lo son los proyectos de producción de moléculas verdes (amoniaco verde, metanol, metano, combustible sintético) necesitamos más transparencia entre todo el sector. Si no avanzaremos a paso de tortuga.
August 22, 2025 at 8:20 AM
Por eso creo que si queremos que proyectos complejos de ingeniería avancen, como lo son los proyectos de producción de moléculas verdes (amoniaco verde, metanol, metano, combustible sintético) necesitamos más transparencia entre todo el sector. Si no avanzaremos a paso de tortuga.
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Quizás este post habla de cosas muy específicas dentro del mundo del hidrógeno verde, pero habla de la importancia de que seamos más transparentes a la hora de divulgar nuestros datos. No solo debemos habalr de "Open Science" sino también de "Open Engineering". Os resumo un poco en español.
We need more Open Science but also more Open Engineering to develop hydrogen further.
If you work in Green Hydrogen, in the last days you have seen the graph below circulating around. This graph… | C...
We need more Open Science but also more Open Engineering to develop hydrogen further.
If you work in Green Hydrogen, in the last days you have seen the graph below circulating around. This graph come...
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August 22, 2025 at 8:20 AM
Quizás este post habla de cosas muy específicas dentro del mundo del hidrógeno verde, pero habla de la importancia de que seamos más transparentes a la hora de divulgar nuestros datos. No solo debemos habalr de "Open Science" sino también de "Open Engineering". Os resumo un poco en español.
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Coal is still king but won't be for much longer. Latest @iea.org projections confirm a significant milestone:
Renewables are on track to surpass coal as world's biggest source of electricity by 2026. Rapid growth in solar + wind and levelling off of coal power are driving forces behind this shift.
Renewables are on track to surpass coal as world's biggest source of electricity by 2026. Rapid growth in solar + wind and levelling off of coal power are driving forces behind this shift.
August 18, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Coal is still king but won't be for much longer. Latest @iea.org projections confirm a significant milestone:
Renewables are on track to surpass coal as world's biggest source of electricity by 2026. Rapid growth in solar + wind and levelling off of coal power are driving forces behind this shift.
Renewables are on track to surpass coal as world's biggest source of electricity by 2026. Rapid growth in solar + wind and levelling off of coal power are driving forces behind this shift.
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The thinktank Future Cleantech Architects has published a short fact-sheet on clean hydrogen, it's a good summary. fcarchitects.org/content/futu...
Future Cleantech Factsheet on Hydrogen - Future Cleantech Architects
Hydrogen and Climate Change – All you need to know The Basics & The Gaps is the Future Cleantech Architects flagship series of factsheets and animations which aims to summarise the key facts...
fcarchitects.org
November 27, 2024 at 10:42 AM
The thinktank Future Cleantech Architects has published a short fact-sheet on clean hydrogen, it's a good summary. fcarchitects.org/content/futu...
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Industrial electrification is key for decarbonising industry - more on why and how in this podcast where Gareth Kane puts me on the spot on this important topic.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3AC...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3AC...
Some Like It (Very) Hot: Decarbonising 'Hard to Abate' Industries with Prof Jan Rosenow
YouTube video by TerraInfirmaLtd
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July 25, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Industrial electrification is key for decarbonising industry - more on why and how in this podcast where Gareth Kane puts me on the spot on this important topic.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3AC...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3AC...
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The global energy investment landscape has undergone major changes in the past decade – responding to the rise of new energy technologies and shockwaves from the pandemic & the 2022 energy crisis
Our latest Energy Snapshot examines the shifts in detail ➡️ iea.li/3T4s1HS
Our latest Energy Snapshot examines the shifts in detail ➡️ iea.li/3T4s1HS
July 22, 2025 at 1:15 PM
The global energy investment landscape has undergone major changes in the past decade – responding to the rise of new energy technologies and shockwaves from the pandemic & the 2022 energy crisis
Our latest Energy Snapshot examines the shifts in detail ➡️ iea.li/3T4s1HS
Our latest Energy Snapshot examines the shifts in detail ➡️ iea.li/3T4s1HS
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The primary energy fallacy is the idea that all primary energy from fossil fuels must be replaced with equivalent amount of clean energy.
BUT: Not necessary because conversion losses don’t need to be replaced. 2/3 of all primary energy is lost as waste heat. knowledge.energyinst.org/new-energy-w...
BUT: Not necessary because conversion losses don’t need to be replaced. 2/3 of all primary energy is lost as waste heat. knowledge.energyinst.org/new-energy-w...
May 17, 2025 at 3:07 PM
The primary energy fallacy is the idea that all primary energy from fossil fuels must be replaced with equivalent amount of clean energy.
BUT: Not necessary because conversion losses don’t need to be replaced. 2/3 of all primary energy is lost as waste heat. knowledge.energyinst.org/new-energy-w...
BUT: Not necessary because conversion losses don’t need to be replaced. 2/3 of all primary energy is lost as waste heat. knowledge.energyinst.org/new-energy-w...
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Bernardo Quintero, artífice de que Google aterrizase en Málaga, es hijo de una ama de casa y de un celador. “Por grande que sea el esfuerzo de una familia, no basta si no existe un sistema que lo respalde. En mi caso, ese sistema fue la educación pública"
Bernardo Quintero: “Por grande que sea el esfuerzo de una familia, no basta sin una educación pública que lo respalde”
El reciente doctor ‘honoris causa’ por la Universidad de Málaga, cuyo discurso se hizo viral en defensa del ascensor social que supone la enseñanza, es el artífice de que Google aterrizase en la ciudad andaluza
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April 1, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Bernardo Quintero, artífice de que Google aterrizase en Málaga, es hijo de una ama de casa y de un celador. “Por grande que sea el esfuerzo de una familia, no basta si no existe un sistema que lo respalde. En mi caso, ese sistema fue la educación pública"
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Did you know that 2/3 of all energy we use ends up as waste heat because of how inefficient our energy system is?
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
March 30, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Did you know that 2/3 of all energy we use ends up as waste heat because of how inefficient our energy system is?
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
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How many hours in the year different technologies produce electricity at their maximum capacity differs widely depending mainly on electricity markets & the weather.
Here's the data for the US. One dot I believe represents one facility & its capacity factor in 2023.
Great visual by Aaron Foyer.
Here's the data for the US. One dot I believe represents one facility & its capacity factor in 2023.
Great visual by Aaron Foyer.
February 24, 2025 at 9:04 AM
How many hours in the year different technologies produce electricity at their maximum capacity differs widely depending mainly on electricity markets & the weather.
Here's the data for the US. One dot I believe represents one facility & its capacity factor in 2023.
Great visual by Aaron Foyer.
Here's the data for the US. One dot I believe represents one facility & its capacity factor in 2023.
Great visual by Aaron Foyer.
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No caigáis en la trampa de la nostalgia. Los logros conquistados en la agenda verde no se van a mantener por inercia. ¡Tenéis que seguir luchando, este panorama sombrío debe servirnos de estímulo, no de frustración!
February 21, 2025 at 1:09 PM
No caigáis en la trampa de la nostalgia. Los logros conquistados en la agenda verde no se van a mantener por inercia. ¡Tenéis que seguir luchando, este panorama sombrío debe servirnos de estímulo, no de frustración!
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Muchas personas almacenan en su biblioteca tomos que ni siquiera han ojeado. A este fenómeno ya le dieron un término en Japón en el siglo XIX: tsundoku. O, en otras palabras, el hábito de comprar libros y acumularlos sin llegar a leerlos
El fenómeno ‘tsundoku’ o cómo hemos normalizado acumular libros que no leeremos
Esta palabra japonesa describe un hábito que, sin saberlo, realizan muchos lectores cada vez que adquieren nuevos ejemplares cuando tienen títulos aún pendientes
elpais.com
February 6, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Muchas personas almacenan en su biblioteca tomos que ni siquiera han ojeado. A este fenómeno ya le dieron un término en Japón en el siglo XIX: tsundoku. O, en otras palabras, el hábito de comprar libros y acumularlos sin llegar a leerlos
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La economía española crece un 3,2% en 2024.
En Italia, un 0,5%.
Con un 3,2% en Italia, hoy estaríamos hablando del ‘miracolo Meloni’, habría arcos triunfales y muchas horas de TV.
Lo cual nos demuestra que el PIB solo construye hegemonía política por un lado.
www.lavanguardia.com/economia/202...
En Italia, un 0,5%.
Con un 3,2% en Italia, hoy estaríamos hablando del ‘miracolo Meloni’, habría arcos triunfales y muchas horas de TV.
Lo cual nos demuestra que el PIB solo construye hegemonía política por un lado.
www.lavanguardia.com/economia/202...
La economía crece un 3,2% en 2024 gracias a un buen cuarto trimestre
El 2024 se ha revelado como un buen año para la economía española. Si ayer el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) certificó que el año pasado se crearon 460.000
www.lavanguardia.com
January 29, 2025 at 8:57 AM
La economía española crece un 3,2% en 2024.
En Italia, un 0,5%.
Con un 3,2% en Italia, hoy estaríamos hablando del ‘miracolo Meloni’, habría arcos triunfales y muchas horas de TV.
Lo cual nos demuestra que el PIB solo construye hegemonía política por un lado.
www.lavanguardia.com/economia/202...
En Italia, un 0,5%.
Con un 3,2% en Italia, hoy estaríamos hablando del ‘miracolo Meloni’, habría arcos triunfales y muchas horas de TV.
Lo cual nos demuestra que el PIB solo construye hegemonía política por un lado.
www.lavanguardia.com/economia/202...
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With these developments, a blog post written last year by the Hydrogen Science Coalition's Paul Martin, a chemical engineer with a 30-year history of working with hydrogen, has only become more relevant - read it here 👇
h2sciencecoalition.com/blog/hydroge... (4/4)
h2sciencecoalition.com/blog/hydroge... (4/4)
Hydrogen hype is crashing - but we can’t afford to give up on renewable hydrogen - Hydrogen Science Coalition
To achieve net-zero emissions, it’s time to get serious about deploying renewable or green hydrogen for truly no-regret sectors.
h2sciencecoalition.com
January 28, 2025 at 12:43 PM
With these developments, a blog post written last year by the Hydrogen Science Coalition's Paul Martin, a chemical engineer with a 30-year history of working with hydrogen, has only become more relevant - read it here 👇
h2sciencecoalition.com/blog/hydroge... (4/4)
h2sciencecoalition.com/blog/hydroge... (4/4)
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Industrial electrification is a key lever to reduce carbon emissions.
But many barriers stand in the way of making that happen.
In our report we explore how to overcome these barriers and supercharge industrial electrification.
👇
www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...
But many barriers stand in the way of making that happen.
In our report we explore how to overcome these barriers and supercharge industrial electrification.
👇
www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...
January 24, 2025 at 8:01 AM
Industrial electrification is a key lever to reduce carbon emissions.
But many barriers stand in the way of making that happen.
In our report we explore how to overcome these barriers and supercharge industrial electrification.
👇
www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...
But many barriers stand in the way of making that happen.
In our report we explore how to overcome these barriers and supercharge industrial electrification.
👇
www.raponline.org/knowledge-ce...
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IMPRESSIVE:
📈 wind represented 29% of the UK’s generation mix last year
📉 gas shrinking to just a quarter
according to data from the National Energy System Operator
📈 wind represented 29% of the UK’s generation mix last year
📉 gas shrinking to just a quarter
according to data from the National Energy System Operator
January 7, 2025 at 5:44 PM
IMPRESSIVE:
📈 wind represented 29% of the UK’s generation mix last year
📉 gas shrinking to just a quarter
according to data from the National Energy System Operator
📈 wind represented 29% of the UK’s generation mix last year
📉 gas shrinking to just a quarter
according to data from the National Energy System Operator
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Did you know that 2/3 of all energy we use ends up as waste heat because of how inefficient our energy system is?
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
January 5, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Did you know that 2/3 of all energy we use ends up as waste heat because of how inefficient our energy system is?
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.
Yet we pay for 100% of the energy inputs.
Here’s the US as an example.