John Delurey

@johndelurey.bsky.social

Midwest lead for Vote Solar. Dedicated to renewable, decentralized energy future. Committed to equitable and transformative journey. CELI alum. Off-grid energy access -> Sierra Club -> World Bank -> USAID -> Vote Solar. Personal account.

Problem: we all have headphones in. Consequence: no small social interactions with the general public. Solution: "disturb" pin. Those not wearing it welcome interaction. Pin itself might start small talk.

This is the clock above ogilvie station in Chicago. It's wrong. Each year I grow more baffled that anything ever works. Who will notify The Clock Person? Are we just waiting for The Clock Person to see this? Forget the trains running on time - it's a miracle anything ever works.

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There is a narrow path where we actually pull this off. Instead of investing in an overbuilt grid and gas fleet, we deploy and aggregate local solar and storage. Instead of walking back climate commitments, we realize that the tech we've been incentivizing is the cheapest and fastest.

How Illinois’ energy policy blueprint can address affordability, reliability

By betting on efficiency, storage, long-term energy planning and grid flexibility, the Illinois’ Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act offers a blueprint for the state’s energy future, Vote Solar’...

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Thrilled to see the Illinois Solar for All program finally taking off! With statewide reach, no less. The little blue nub highlighted in the bar chart is delightfully personal - those first ten customers were my customers from my last gig. H/t Certasun, who bravely dove into a very new program.

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Massachusetts showed up for local solar! ☀️💪 Our Regulatory Director for the Northeast, Lindsay Griffin, testified before lawmakers alongside advocates and residents calling for bold action to expand local solar and lower energy bills. Local solar works — and MA needs more of it!

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A bill is sitting on @GavinNewsom’s desk that would lower Californians’ utility bills – all he has to do is sign it. But rumors are swirling that he plans to do the opposite - a move that could prove disastrous for California and for Newsom. A 🧵: