Chaz Teplin

@chazteplin.bsky.social

Energy transition. RMI. Transmission. Interconnection. WIWADEE. Sometimes PV science. Sometimes personal decarb experience with data.

OK - Motivated by this poast, I just read the Fifth Risk. It’s a tremendous work honoring all the unheralded amazing public servants. I’ve had the chance to work with a few government servants similar to those described and the book is on point. And incredibly moving. I cried at the end.

David Roberts@volts.wtf · last yr.

Today, my 19yo thanked me for turning him on to Michael Lewis's book "The Fifth Risk." He then went on to mumble, "I hate to admit it, but your book recommendations are on point." If you need me I'll be over here sobbing quietly into my "dad of the year" t-shirt ...

Nuggets lose. Fully on the coach. He was up at the start of the 4Q. Don’t rest his guys. Despite it being the plan. And they were gassed by the end. And we lose decisively Like 2024 vs MIN didn’t even happen

Sing it from the rooftops: congestion pricing in NYC is an unambiguous triumph. It is succeeding beyond its backers wildest aspirations & none of the second-order effects people worried about have come to pass. It's a pure win. Celebrate it! Talk about it! For once, let's own the f'ing narrative.

Here Is Everything That Has Changed Since Congestion Pricing Started in New York

Fewer cars. Faster travel. Less honking. And some questions we still can’t answer.

nytimes.com