Showing posts with label IEA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IEA. Show all posts

Friday, 12 June 2026

#51,5

Today I have had a book writing day devoted to my scientific monograph Carbon Capture and the Future of Environmentalism, which is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Academic. In the process I added some 300 words to the manuscript. This brings the number of writing days so far this Spring up to 51,5, including 22,5 book writing days.

Wednesday, 10 June 2026

#49,5

Today I have had a book writing day devoted to my scientific monograph Carbon Capture and the Future of Environmentalism, which is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Academic. In the process I added some 200 words to the manuscript. This brings the number of writing days so far this Spring up to 49,5, including 20,5 book writing days.

Monday, 8 June 2026

#48,5

Today I have had what, after some rescheduling of writing plans, ended up as half a book writing day, devoted to my scientific monograph Carbon Capture and the Future of Environmentalism, which is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Academic. In the process I added some 200 words to the manuscript. This brings the number of writing days so far this Spring up to 48,5, including 19,5 book writing days.

Sunday, 7 June 2026

#48

Today I have had a book writing day devoted to my scientific monograph Carbon Capture and the Future of Environmentalism, which is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Academic, with about 500 words added to the manuscript in the process. This brings the number of writing days so far this Spring up to 48, including 19 book writing days.

Thursday, 19 November 2020

IEA webinar(s)

Today I have watched an IEA webinar live online (part of the IEA World Energy Outlook week), "Getting to net zero", with Glen Peters (CICERO) and other presenters. Apparently some 500 people watched the webinar live.

A couple of days ago I watched the Norwegian launch of WEO 2020, organized by Research Council of Norway with participation from IEA.

Thursday, 25 June 2020

Three meetings and an IEA webinar

Today I have attended three meetings: two appointment committee meetings related to positions at our faculty as head of department, and the second meeting of the work group for establishing a cognitive lab at UIS. All digital - though I was on campus. I also attended an IEA webinar on CCS.