Jeffrey Ball

Writer on energy & environment for various pubs. Nonresident senior fellow @BrookingsInst. Member @CFR_org. Formerly @StanfordDoerr @Stanford @WSJ.

[Brookings China @BrookingsChina]

"Trump is returning at a time when raw dealmaking is showing signs of succeeding as a climate strategy after years in which grand diplomacy has faltered." writes @Jeff_Ball.

Read: https://t.co/esqvTeksvx

[Brookings China @BrookingsChina]

@jeff_ball: "The relationship between the U.S. and China, probably more than any other relationship on the globe shapes the costs of these [green] technologies, which shapes everything about their use."

Tune in: https://t.co/HtKPNJ58XC #USChina

[Brookings China @BrookingsChina]

@jeff_ball: "It's clear that strategically, [private sector multinational companies] have made a long-term calculation that they need to decarbonize."

Tune in: https://t.co/HtKPNJ58XC #USChina

[Ryan Hass @ryanl_hass]

I was struck in this discussion how much clean energy tech competition will intersect directly with President-elect Trump's goals on jobs, economic growth, and global leadership.

Check out this conversation feat. @samanthaenergy, @R_D, and @Jeff_Ball
https://t.co/abSPdvh2T9

[Brookings Foreign Policy @BrookingsFP]

"Trump is returning to the White House at a time when raw dealmaking is showing signs of succeeding as a climate strategy after years in which grand diplomacy has faltered," writes @Jeff_Ball: https://t.co/WNuouuaBNd

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

How #Trump could shift a U.S.-China cold war over the #climate through dealmaking in the Global South. My new @BrookingsInst piece for @BrookingsFP @BrookingsChina: https://t.co/07QeQeaBkJ

[Ryan Hass @ryanl_hass]

How do you think the US and others should respond to this wave of Chinese green tech? To hear a group of experts tackle this and related questions, tune in this morning to the following Brookings event, featuring @samanthaenergy, @R_D, and @Jeff_Ball - https://t.co/Us2zoWmMNd

[Brookings China @BrookingsChina]

Join us on Monday, January 13 for a discussion on the evolving dynamics of US-China relations on climate change and green technology alongside an all-star team of experts including @samanthaenergy, @R_D, @jeff_ball, & @ryanl_hass as moderator.

Register: https://t.co/aZVQTszE2L

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

Whither U.S.-China relations on #climate & #sustainability at dawn of #Trump term? Stakes are big. Join live or online Monday 1/3 for lively @BrookingsInst DC panel among @BrookingsFP's @samanthaenergy @R_D @ryanl_hass & me. Register/watch here: https://t.co/yNa8cxfDph

[Brookings China @BrookingsChina]

Join us next Monday, January 13, from 11:30 AM-12:30 PM EST for an insightful discussion on the evolving dynamics of U.S.-China relations in climate change & green technology.

Featuring @samanthaenergy, @R_D, @jeff_ball, & @ryanl_hass as moderator.

More: https://t.co/aZVQTszE2L

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

If you’re interested or you know a stellar candidate you think might be, please apply through (or refer them to) the listing, and feel free to email me at [email protected]. This’ll be challenging, fascinating, and a lot of fun. https://t.co/X8AoRZwEl5

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

We at the @stanforddoerr School of Sustainability are hiring for what we think is one of the more interesting jobs in writing today: managing editor for a new global magazine of ideas about approaches to achieve a meaningfully more-sustainable world.

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

The managing editor job comes with a competitive salary, @Stanford's excellent benefits, & the mandate to help create & help run a publication intended to broaden and deepen the global sustainability conversation in clarifying ways.

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

Happy to announce imminent publication of "How #China 's #Green Strategy is Changing the World," a chapter in @OxUniPress's forthcoming Oxford Handbook on the Greening of Economic Development. https://t.co/BQTWlj5R76

[Jeffrey Ball @Jeff_Ball]

This morning I wished an acquaintance a happy new year. His reply: "'Happy new year' seems like a bad bet."

[The Brookings Institution @BrookingsInst]

The smart strategy for America is to encourage maximal greening of China’s massive infrastructure investment abroad—and to leverage that Chinese spending to create new opportunities for export-focused U.S. firms in a decarbonizing world, argues @jeff_ball. https://t.co/wKWv88JyIy

[Bart W. Édes @Bartapest]

China’s decarbonization of its foreign infrastructure finance is existentially important - for the planet, the Chinese economy, and people everywhere: https://t.co/iYB7CNAB7Y @Jeff_Ball #BRI #IndoPacific #infrastructure #ClimateAction #emissions #GreenEconomy #development

[Jim Stevenson @VOAStevenson]

The U.S. and China are bankrolling infrastructure in developing economies, which will lock in these countries' emissions for years. @Jeff_Ball explains how they can ensure such new infrastructure is green, despite their rivalry https://t.co/3KoLptt5hl @BrookingsFP

[The Brookings Institution @BrookingsInst]

“Never has it been more crucial that the two countries, even as they vie for supremacy in low-carbon innovation, support each other’s efforts to decarbonize their respective infrastructure finance flows,” argues @jeff_ball. https://t.co/wKWv88JyIy