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The Residential Energy Storage Cost Equation: Applying PV Cost Benchmarks to Deconstruct U.S. Home Solar + Storage Economics

Note: This report was generated with Gemini Deep Research. Executive Synthesis: Shifting the Residential Cost Paradigm 1.1. Context and Cost Measurement Transition The evaluation of residential battery energy storage system…

By David GuenetteOctober 19, 2025Leave a comment
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Comparative Analysis of Residential Solar and BESS Safety Regimes: United States, Australia, Denmark, and Germany

Note: This report was generated with Gemini Deep Research. Executive Synthesis: Divergent Regulatory Philosophies and Safety Benchmarks The global transition to decentralized renewable energy has spurred rapid growth in the…

By David GuenetteOctober 19, 2025Leave a comment
Snips of Passing Interests

Democracy, Climate Action, Climate Fiction… and Criminality

These days it can be hard to write climate fiction. Given the dangerous threat America is under now from authoritarianism, the more pressing action seems obvious: combat our country’s slide…

By David GuenetteOctober 15, 2025Leave a comment
Other Writing

Blues Skies by T.C. Boyle: Oh You Humans!

C. Boyle has entered the climate fiction arena before—A Friend of the Earth (2000) comes to mind—but I suspect that Boyle doesn’t see any of his work as primarily climate…

By David GuenetteOctober 15, 20251 Comment
The Steep Climes Quartet

Writing Villains on Both Sides in Climate Fiction

In The Steep Climes Quartet series, I write about Big Oil villains, although not from the direct perspective of any of the big names (one such homophone goes with “coke”),…

By David GuenetteOctober 2, 2025October 2, 2025Leave a comment
Snips of Passing Interests

New Gas Generator Plants and the Plan to Flood the (Electricity Demand Growth) Zone

It’s looking good for green energy (or renewable energy, but no longer alternative energy), right? The ongoing transition away from fossil fuel-based generation of electricity looks like a done deal,…

By David GuenetteSeptember 27, 2025September 28, 2025Leave a comment
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The Future of U.S. Natural Gas Power Generation: Projections, Accuracy, and the Confluence of Limiting Factors to 2030

Executive Summary 1.1 Overview of Projections and Core Findings An analysis of U.S. energy market trends and projections indicates a notable ambition for future natural gas power generation. A key…

By David GuenetteSeptember 27, 2025Leave a comment
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Is Big Oil Overpromising and Underdelivering?

Fossil fuel industry’s claims about taking care of our growing clean electricity demand falls short, but boy, the industry is over-achieving in their production of GHG   Big Oil’s clean…

By David GuenetteSeptember 20, 2025Leave a comment
The Steep Climes Quartet

Why We Write: A look back at why the heck I’m writing a four-book climate fiction series

NOTE: I’m on Substack these days (@davidrguenette454046) and a version of this post is on my Substack. My Substack title? It is called (wait for it), The Steep Climes.  …

By David GuenetteSeptember 14, 2025Leave a comment
Snips of Passing Interests

I’m Rubber, You’re Glue: Robert Bryce, Fossil Fuel Shill, is just one of the many attacking Bill McKibben and his latest book, Here Comes the Sun

Years back, when I was checking on my understanding of the renewable energy transition, and the claims and realities of the transition, I came across Robert Bryce. It was on…

By David GuenetteSeptember 7, 2025September 12, 20251 Comment

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The Steep Climes Quartet
  • Kirkus Weighs In On Over Brooklyn Hills
  • An Everyman: I Get to Think Further About Over Brooklyn Hills
  • Another Review of Over Brooklyn Hills
  • Another Editorial Review of Over Brooklyn Hills
  • Booklife Review of Over Brooklyn Hills
  • Over Brooklyn Hills is Now Available
  • Climate Fiction Featuring Far Futures, Dystopia, Fantasies, and Other Simplified Worlds, is Simply Much Easier to Write
  • The World of Amazon Publishing and the Hoops a Publisher Jumps Through to Participate in the World of Amazon Publishing
  • The Challenge of Conveying Climate Change Information in Climate Fiction
  • Writing the Future of Climate Change

Other Writing
  • There Can Be a Tax on Taxonomical Confusion
  • Reviewing Reviews, or The Strange Little Business of Feeding the Marketing of Novels
  • What is Climate Fiction?
  • A Fantastic Essay about Climate Fiction but Still a Lot of Fantasy
  • Clean Tech/Fossil-Free Funds Can Make A Difference

Snips of Passing Interests
  • In Defense of Group 2
  • The Short-term Costs of Clean Energy and the Long-term Affordability Advantages
  • Let’s Do Anti-AI Backlash Right
  • Oil War and Counter-War on Oil
  • The Architecture of Obstruction
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