James Calloway

James Calloway has been writing about energy for fifteen years, watching the renewable revolution move from fringe optimism to economic inevitability. Based in Austin, Texas — a state that now generates more wind power than any other in the US — he has a front-row seat to the transformation he covers. His specialties include next-generation solar cells, solid-state battery technology, grid-scale storage, and the economics of the energy transition. James writes for the reader who suspects the clean energy future is closer than the headlines suggest, and who wants the science explained without either panic or false reassurance. He holds a degree in environmental engineering from the University of Texas.