Hugh Daigle

@hdaigle.bsky.social

Professor, Hildebrand Department of Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering, University of Texas at Austin. Into decarbonization, gas hydrates, nanotechnology, birds. #energysky

I completed my 401st peer review please clap. Based on 120ish peer reviewed pubs this is about 3.33 reviews per paper published. In my AE roles today I estimate 15-20 invitations to get 2 reviews per paper. 1/2

Last one - Mt Rainier from the Space Needle on Thursday afternoon. Nice orographic clouds - maybe von Karman vortices? Wind from the south (R-L in the photo). Thanks for a great visit Seattle- until next time

Mount Rainier from the Space Needle, with some orographic clouds cascading from the south wind as von Karman vortices

Waxing crescent moon and Venus seen while taking out the trash, Hyde Park ATX. Love how the long camera exposure captured the full moon face illuminated by earthglow. My dad calls this “the old moon in the new moon’s arms”

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Your quote for today: Daigle said it’s more of a slow-moving crisis. And the main threat to consumers is a drastic change in price. “As we keep drawing down the reserve, you're really limiting your ability to further control the prices that people are paying for refined products.”

Marketplace@marketplace.org · 2mo ago

Ongoing war in the Middle East is draining down oil reserves in the U.S. and across the globe. Plus: rural veterinarians, May’s producer price index, 3 giant IPOs, and World Cup hosts. Today on Marketplace.

It’s amazing how fast we went from “we need more transmission in Texas to diversify electricity sources and meet demand” in the wake of Uri & summer 2024 to “we just need more natural gas generation.” Short memories, y‘all. www.kxan.com/energy-cross...

Texas lawmakers push back on massive 765-kV transmission line project

A $40 billion plan to build massive transmission lines across Texas is facing new pushback — this time from state lawmakers who say it won’t fix the grid problems it was meant to solve.

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