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Writer/editor at Wired covering science, technology, business, policy, economics. Harvard B School. Ex-BCG consultant. Actor, dancer, surfer, sailor, dad.
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The clean energy bottleneck isn't technology—it's market design

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By Lee Simmons Verified, Sadie Harley, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Tech Xplore Verified
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain The transition to clean energy is underway, but major structural obstacles are slowing it down. Wind and solar power accounted for a record 17% of electricity generated by U.S. utilities last year. However, fossil fuels still supply the lion's share, and a huge number of new natural gas plants are in development to power data centers.
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A Vision: Albania’s Climbing Wall and Eco-Park

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By Lee Simmons Verified
| Medium
Lee A. Simmons · Follow 4 min read · -- Built on a former landfill site and designed by Casanova + Hernandez Architects, Eco Park Durres is an ambitious and excellent concept and design, poised to cross the finish line. A long road stretched straight ahead, seemingly new, yet with scattered potholes. A left turn brought uncertainty — was the car park open? The half-raised barrier suggested indecision.
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To Discover Breakthrough Ideas, Look to the Outsiders

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By Lee Simmons Verified
| buff.ly
Investors and business leaders are always on the lookout for the next big thing, the paradigm shift that will upend industries and change the world. The hope is to get in early and ride the wave — or at least avoid getting flattened by it. Yet where should they be looking? “There’s a huge literature on innovation,” says Amir Goldberg, an associate professor of organizational behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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