Tut tut, its all coming out! :-/
"Net zero’s dirty secret risks costing Britain billions"
"Net zero’s dirty secret risks costing Britain billions"
Margaret Thatcher sold off national grid in 1990.income tax pays for the national grid and the electric
People used to laugh at the notion of the 'Illuminati'.everything in the uk is a corporation now.
every court police station government offices are all registered there as corporations
Don't you know that nuclear reactors on ship run for 10-30 years between refuelling?LNG brought to us by Newkleer powered tanker..
How's that for low emissions, lower cost, fuelling about?
Or is it in the wrong thread? Hehe
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Korea approves world-first LNG carrier powered by molten salt reactor
Korean engineers have developed the world's first approved liquefied natural gas vessel powered by a molten salt reactor.interestingengineering.com
Ambiguous: though I agree with what you meant.Trump is wielding a wrecking ball through ignorance.
And we're gonna need em, coz Urzula vants dat US gaz by tanker für yearz und yearz, yep.Don't you know that nuclear reactors on ship run for 10-30 years between refuelling?
We still need to buy gas for the foreseeable future, albeit demand for gas will diminish 10 years from now.And we're gonna need em, coz Urzula vants dat US gaz by tanker für yearz und yearz, yep.
So keep a picture of her with you, and stay warm thru d winter!![]()
you know that's non-sense, right? Some technologies are still scaleable to gain efficiency, others have reached their best. Coal powered the industrial revolution for hundreds of year but it's being phased out, meaning no longer used for producing electricity. Oils are being phased down now. In 10 years, oil and gas will only be used as backup. Solar yield now hits 35%-40% with bifacial panels, even higher if combined with producing hot water. All metal Lithium batteries and solid state batteries have doubled the energy density of Lithium-ion, up to 800WH/kg, and there is still scope for them to still double that. The day that passenger airplanes will fly on batteries is not very far away, possibly in our lifetime. People don't invest because their brain has been infected with the environmentalist virus. They invest in solar and wind because it's based on solid economic case. You should look at the predictive cost of producing electricity from shale gas for near and medium term. It's as dead as the dodo. You've got to be mad to put money in it.Investment returns, Zero
Environmental protection, Zero
Economic sense, Zero. So that's what it means!
This is something the public seem to struggle with. Mainly I think because of the right wing newspapers who are tied(sometimes in marriage) to those controlling fossil fuel wtc production.We still need to buy gas for the foreseeable future, albeit demand for gas will diminish 10 years from now.
Nuclear fusion will still be a prototype for as long as we still work only on Deuterium - Tritium fuel. The big problem with fusion is D-T reaction produces high energy neutrons.
How many Rolls Royce smr's RUNNING on *UK*- Zeroyou know that's non-sense, right? Some technologies are still scaleable to gain efficiency, others have reached their best. Coal powered the industrial revolution for hundreds of year but it's being phased out, meaning no longer used for producing electricity. Oils are being phased down now. In 10 years, oil and gas will only be used as backup. Solar yield now hits 35%-40% with bifacial panels, even higher if combined with producing hot water. All metal Lithium batteries and solid state batteries have doubled the energy density of Lithium-ion, up to 800WH/kg, and there is still scope for them to still double that. The day that passenger airplanes will fly on batteries is not very far away, possibly in our lifetime. People don't invest because their brain has been infected with the environmentalist virus. They invest in solar and wind because it's based on solid economic case. You should look at the predictive cost of producing electricity from shale gas for near and medium term. It's as dead as the dodo. You've got to be mad to put money in it.
I asked ChatGPT to check out the UK and Ireland prospects to bring Rolls Royce's SMRs to compete with UK and Ireland wind farms on dispatchable energy basis (24x7). For the UK, it's about 140GW at ~£70/MWh . As electricity demand grows by 2% par annum, the tipping point is not that far away.