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The article says the design will produce 50 MW. Why do you need 1.21 GW?I ain't buyin' one unless it can produce at least 1.21 gigawatts.
To make up for the shortfall from renewables
The one that’s coming. Not everyone is blessed with hydro.Whenever California droughts, all that rain falls on the Columbia River Watershed ... which in turn produces renewable energy for California ...
What shortfall? ... the danger is flooding ...
The one that’s coming. Not everyone is blessed with hydro.
No telling. They’re going to have to experience their predictable surprises from wind and solar before they find that out.California is blessed with hydro ... just the normal replacement cycle for nuclear has been interrupted ... What's $20 billion gonna cost when we do build these things? ...
No telling. They’re going to have to experience their predictable surprises from wind and solar before they find that out.
A predictable surprise is something that could and should have be known beforehand such as converting all electricity generation to wind and solar will lead to significant reliability and supply disruptions.Is that wrong? ... what is a "predictable surprise"? ... do you have any clue what-so-ever about how SUNNY it is in California ... they tax it in San Diego ... just look at them prices !!! ...
A predictable surprise is something that could and should have be known beforehand such as converting all electricity generation to wind and solar will lead to significant reliability and supply disruptions.
The article says the design will produce 50 MW. Why do you need 1.21 GW?
Our own government’s data shows that some rich people get poorer and some poor people get richer. But for the poor that get poorer and the rich that get richer there is a very simple explanation… they keep doing the same thing.We've outlawed coal-fired power plants in Oregon ... with the hydro backbone to our energy economy, we can afford to invest in wind/solar with every expectation of a positive return, including routine maintenance and replacement ...
Places which rely on burning coal for their energy economy cannot in any seriousness begin the process of outlawing the burning of coal ... like Oregon has done ... for these places, wind/solar extends the supply of coal at current prices, thus saving money in the future ...
I'm a liberal, the Free Market solution is always best ... do what makes dollar-sense for yourself ... and trust that's what's best for society at-large ... the Rich are supposed to be getting richer, or what's the point of being Rich? ...
Our own government’s data shows that some rich people get poorer and some poor people get richer. But for the poor that get poorer and the rich that get richer there is a very simple explanation… they keep doing the same thing.
I like bad ideas. I think more people should embrace bad ideas.The poor are getting richer as well ... since when could the homeless afford fucking garbage? ... they eat garbage, they don't produce it, or we have a different problem ...
Go back to breeder reactors in the Gaza Strip ... why does this sound like a BAD idea? ... Chick likes it because he's an idiot ... what of yourself? ...
I like bad ideas. I think more people should embrace bad ideas.
Christianity is a fightin' religion, damn you!!!! C.S. Lewis said so.Got it ... God only chastises those He loves and He loves the Jews the most ... why Christ commands His follows to be merciful to all ...
Christianity is a fightin' religion, damn you!!!! C.S. Lewis said so.
Someone should have told him slavery was a British institution.Marcus Garvey said that too ... probably not a coincidence ...
