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And you replied with a useless non sequitur.Op was lamenting the expense of running our power grids off of non renewable sources
In case his post confused you.
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And you replied with a useless non sequitur.Op was lamenting the expense of running our power grids off of non renewable sources
The One Big Beautiful Bill, signed into law on July 4, is set to introduce a host of changes to everything from tax reform to government assistance programs to immigration and border policy. It introduces some brand-new policies and expands, restricts, or ends others.But Democrats are wrong and dishonest. I will be surprised that once his policies have a chance to work--his first budget won't begin until October--that he doesn't deliver on lowering energy prices. But like everything else these things take some time, especially when the policies because as screwed up as they were under Biden. All the horrors of the Biden Administration didn't happen all at once. Nobody can honorably expect Trump to fix it all, all at once.
Be honest, its not just tariffs.
Clean energy tax credits would have ended sooner or later,
and there's been a much faster rapid expansion of electricity-hungry data centers to fuel a boom in artificial intelligence, than expected. Trump is not to blame for the latter two.
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Renewable Energy Is Now The Cheapest Option - Even Without Subsidies
Over recent years the march towards an energy industry ruled by renewables has been on the agenda of many countries and international bodies. Aside from their non-depleting and replenishing nature, renewable energy is poised to lessen the world's carbon footprint and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.www.forbes.com
No, hes blaming not using more renewable energy for the rise in electricity costs, I was pointing out that, to use enough wind power to make an effective cost difference, you'd need to seriously increase the power output of wind turbinesAnd you replied with a useless non sequitur.
In case his post confused you.
Nutbag, nobody gives a crap about your stupid deflections.
This thread is about energy prices.
Just say it, mention trump, becomes fact.
**** you clowns.
As are you.That's a big NO, you are a science invalid parrot of treasonous lies....
When Trump takes money away from clean energy, it means fewer wind turbines, solar panels, and energy-saving programs get built.
But the tech industry’s all-out artificial intelligence push is fueling soaring demand for electricity to run data centers that dot the landscape in Virginia, Ohio and other states. Large, rectangular buildings packed with servers consumed more than 4 percent of the nation’s electricity in 2023, and government analysts estimate that will increase to as much as 12 percent in just three years. That’s partly because computers training and running A.I. systems consume far more energy than machines that stream Netflix or TikTok.
Electricity is essential to their success. Andy Jassy, Amazon’s chief executive, recently told investors that the company could have had higher sales if it had more data centers. “The single biggest constraint,” he said, “is power.”
The rush to build power plants and transmission lines comes as big tech companies are richer than ever because of their pivot to A.I.; after announcing blowout financial results in late July, Microsoft became the second public company to surpass $4 trillion in value.
Even as some corporate customers have been underwhelmed by A.I.’s usefulness so far, tech companies plan to invest hundreds of billions of dollars on it.
At the same time, the boom threatens to drive up power bills for residents and small businesses. Nationally, the average electricity rate for residents has risen more than 30 percent since 2020, after years of relatively modest increases.
The development of AI technology is changing the world in more ways than one. Dotard's ban on renewable energy makes me think he is getting a kickback from legacy energy companies.
Yes, fossil fuel power never fails....Tell me how cheap solar is when you need to run your data center at midnight.
Scores. Hundreds.How many new nuclear plants should we build?
Yes, fossil fuel power never fails....
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Northeast blackout of 2003 - Wikipedia
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By the way....this is a major reason why Trump should be exploring all alternative energy sources, instead of just helping his rich oil and gas buddies. Power consumption is growing in this country every year and electricity is only going to become more expensive without solar and wind.
Who cares? This is stupid argument that only a ******* lightweight dolt would make.Solar is never available at midnight, why would you want to run your data center on it?
None, in my opinion. But you're welcome to put the nuclear in your backyard since you are such a big fan of it.How many new nuclear reactors should we build?
Who cares? This is stupid argument that only a ******* lightweight dolt would make.
Only a ******* fool doesn't think we should use solar energy during daylight hours. We need to use whatever alternative sources of energy are available, as long as they don't cause extra pollution and death.
None, in my opinion. But you're welcome to put the nuclear in your backyard since you are such a big fan of it.
Same stupid gomer argument from the same stupid MAGA simp.Who cares that wind and solar are unreliable?
The people who need power for their data centers you stupid ****.
Then put the nuclear waste in your backyard, imbecile.But you're welcome to put the nuclear in your backyard since you are such a big fan of it.
We have nuclear power plants all over Illinois.
Never killed anyone.
Same stupid gomer argument from the same stupid MAGA simp.
Fossil fuel energy is also unreliable, dolt.....as proven numerous times in this country during summer blackouts.
You don't care about reliability....if you did, then you can't argue against solar energy during daylight hours, imbecile.
Then put the nuclear waste in your backyard, imbecile.
No, you don't. If you did care about reliability, then you would favor anything that augments fossil fuels....like solar and wind power.I do care about reliability, so do data centers.
That's why they won't depend on solar power.