Climate Letter #466

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Kevin Trenberth writes about the temperature hiatus phenomenon.  The paragraph that explains the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) is especially revealing.  ” As a result, more heat is sequestered in the deep ocean during the negative phase of the PDO.  GMST therefore increases during the positive phase of the PDO but stagnates during its negative phase.”   From the charts, notice that during the earlier negative PDO phase there was no increase at all in surface temperatures, but during the recent negative phase there have been further increases, albeit at a reduced pace.

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Here is a thorough and convincing explanation of how wind energy could become a far more dominating source of electric power in the U.S., and by inference elsewhere.  The energy is there to be taken, and costs keep coming down.  This is really  new information that has not yet had time to enter into either public awareness or the making of public policy.

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The price of distributed solar energy in the U.S. is dropping sharply.  This is based on actual collected data of fully installed projects, both residential and non-residential.  Most of the decline is now coming from soft costs rather than hardware, and it is noted that the U.S. has not yet caught up with how these costs are being lowered elsewhere.

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