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The Canadian government provided at least C$29.6 billion in financing to fossil fuel and petrochemical companies in 2024, with most of it directed toward the over-budget Trans Mountain pipeline, according to estimates from Environmental Defence Canada.

This is money that should have been used to encourage more #electrification, #microgrid expansion, #energyefficiency measures, etc. #fossilfools #pipelines

theenergymix.com/trans-mountai

The Energy Mix · Trans Mountain Dominates as Canada’s Fossil Fuel Support Nears $30B for 2024By Farida Hussain

Efficient Buildings: Completing the Energy Affordability Puzzle [#Promotedcontent]: The new #AffordableEnergy Action Plan poses a difficult puzzle to EU policymakers. With Europeans struggling to pay energy bills, a rising scarcity of affordable housing, and the challenges posed by #electrification, improved #energyefficiency in buildings could be the missing piece. euractiv.com/section/eet/opini

Join Michigan Python: Build a Cost-Saving Thermostat App with Python and AI 🐍🤖

Learn how to leverage LLMs as your coding assistant! Xander Breg will demonstrate building an intelligent thermostat app in Python that displays real-time cost implications of temperature adjustments.

📅 WHEN: Thursday, April 3, 2025 at 7:00 PM ET
📍 WHERE: Washtenaw Community College or attend virtually

Details & RSVP: meetup.com/michigan-python/eve

MeetupHybrid MI Python: Build a Cost-Saving Thermostat App with Python and AI, Thu, Apr 3, 2025, 7:00 PM | MeetupLearn how to leverage LLMs as your coding assistant! This talk will show you how to build a smart thermostat app in Python that shows real-time cost implications of tempera

🚀 Ah, the thrilling saga of the Teeny-Tiny Two-Watt Savings! ⚡️ Step right up, folks, and witness the ultimate #engineering feat: Disabling WiFi on your Xfinity XB3 for a whopping 2-watt power drop! 🌱 Next up, how to save the planet by turning off your toaster.
gist.github.com/pmarks-net/af4 #TeenyTinySavings #Hacks #EnergyEfficiency #PowerConservation #TechForGood #HackerNews #ngated

Xfinity XB3 hardware mod: Disable WiFi and save 2 watts - xb3_disable_wifi.md
GistXfinity XB3 hardware mod: Disable WiFi and save 2 wattsXfinity XB3 hardware mod: Disable WiFi and save 2 watts - xb3_disable_wifi.md

Ah yes, the magical world where deregulated energy markets are the superhero cape for solar adoption. 🌞🦸 Imagine a place where cutting red tape is the only thing standing between us and the sun's benevolent embrace, because nothing says "efficient energy" like letting #capitalism run wild. 🙄🔌
seanobannon.substack.com/p/ren #deregulatedenergy #solaradoption #energyefficiency #renewableenergy #HackerNews #ngated

Sean's Substack · Renewable Energy Adoption and the Case for Deregulated MarketsBy Sean

I'd want Nautilus (and thus the #GNOME file picker UI) to stop trying to search multiple times per second while I am not nearly done typing the search query, as I consider that to be extremely wasteful, conceptually. Pounding the CPU+GPU "faster than I can think & type" is counterproductive.
If you don't "feel the jank" like I do, then think about the wasted energy (especially on battery power):
gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilu

GitLabSlow searching with micro-hangs when typing quickly with many search results (#3452) · Issues · GNOME / Files · GitLabTLDR: although it has improved in 44-46, and with the fix for