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interesting to see how long that can sustain itself,,,Britain goes two months without power from coal plants
It’s the longest period the country has gone without using the fossil fuel since the industrial revolution.
Tidy. Coal will soon be history and the world will be a better place.
Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
What happens when manufacturing starts up again?Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
What happens when manufacturing starts up again?Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
The pandemic has resulted in people learning how to cope and "work" far more from home. Become more efficient, in other words. This is change will be mostly permanent. Increased efficiency is job one. Finding ways to happily make do with less.Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
I would sell all my office space shares now. A lot of things are going to change.The pandemic has resulted in people learning how to cope and "work" far more from home. Become more efficient, in other words. This is change will be mostly permanent. Increased efficiency is job one. Finding ways to happily make do with less.Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
I would sell all my office space shares now. A lot of things are going to change.The pandemic has resulted in people learning how to cope and "work" far more from home. Become more efficient, in other words. This is change will be mostly permanent. Increased efficiency is job one. Finding ways to happily make do with less.Its only going one way.Oh, and from the OP.
The new record, the country’s National Grid said, is partly a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The halting of manufacturing and increased levels of home-working has seen demand for electricity drop by an average of 15% to 20%.
It is not a choice in the modern Britain. They have only rainbow pills for all sorts of lefties.They will. Increasingly. Design, order, collaborate, inspect, package, monitor, sell, ship. What can't one do from home? Ultimately? The robots are already here. But why even still drive or own one? Only real question remaining is: "Blue pill or red?"
