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8 Consequential Energy Predictions For 2023 by David Blackmon. Forbes, January 1, 2023.
Why make 8 predictions, you might ask? No big reason – it’s just the number of forecasts that I thought rose to the level of potential consequence required for inclusion in this piece as I was thinking it through and compiling it.

Clean energy is the future. Permitting reform is how to get there by Andrew Dessler. Bulletin of the Atomic Energy, February 1, 2023.
The transition from a fossil-fuel economy to a clean-energy economy is going to require the United States to build a lot of stuff in the next 30 years.

Green Hydrogen Industrial Value Chains: Geopolitical and Market Implications by Nicola De Blasio and Laima Eicke. Belfer Center, Harvard Kennedy School, February 9, 2023.
The global transition to a low-carbon economy and adopting the needed clean energy technologies at scale will significantly impact existing value chains and transform production-to-consumption lifecycles. Regulatory and business models will need to rapidly evolve to manage the resulting substantial cost challenges and dramatic shifts in stakeholder interactions while continuing to create value.

Japan, Europe lead in global hydrogen patent race: report by Sayumi Take. Nikkei Asia, January 10, 2023.
South Korea and China are speeding up innovation in hydrogen technologies alongside major players Europe, Japan, and the U.S. as the resource increasingly comes to be seen as a key to achieving clean energy transitions and decarbonization.

The Indispensable Industry: Mining’s Role in the Energy Transition and the Americas by Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer. Center for Strategic & International Studies, January 24, 2023.
The modern economy hinges on mining. From the inner workings of computers and chips to the batteries inside cars, to industrial power generation and distribution, metals and minerals extracted from the earth directly touch the lives of countless individuals.