The Future of Energy

[ratty]

Oct 26, 2022 2:27:43 GMT walnut said:

Oct 25, 2022 23:51:43 GMT Sigurdur said:

oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Energy-Execs-Tell-Granholm-Shuttered-US-Oil-Refineries-Wont-Restart.amp.html

I like internal combustion engines

#MeToo, especially big radials ...

[walnut]

Sorry to take this thread further off course, but you're going to like these

[gridley]

So let me summarize the last few posts: the future of energy is in piston-engine aircraft.

...why do I feel that's overly optimistic?

[ratty]

Oct 26, 2022 13:00:27 GMT walnut said:

Sorry to take this thread further off course, but you're going to like these

'Beautiful Noise' and the P-51 is almost as beautiful as a Spitfire.

[walnut]

Oct 27, 2022 0:29:13 GMT gridley said:

So let me summarize the last few posts: the future of energy is in piston-engine aircraft.

...why do I feel that's overly optimistic?

Right, after they TRIPLE the size of the current electrical plant, ICE's will be on their way out

[ratty]

Coal mine demolishes neighboring wind farm to boost country's energy supply, drawing ire of climate activists

A German energy company is dismantling a wind farm to allow for an adjacent coal mine to expand its operations, officials said.

The German coal mine Garzweiler, operated by energy company RWE, admits the situation appears to be "paradoxical" — sacrificing one energy source for another — but defended the decision as necessary to strengthen supplies amid the ongoing energy crisis, Oilprice.com reported.

"We realize this comes across as paradoxical," RWE spokesperson Guido Steffen said in a statement. "But that is as matters stand."

Picture taken on October 5, 2022, shows wind turbines at the Garzweiler lignite open cast mine operated by German energy giant RWE near Luetzerath, western Germany. INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images
Picture taken on October 5, 2022, shows wind turbines at the Garzweiler lignite open cast mine operated by German energy giant RWE near Luetzerath, western Germany. INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images
© INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images
One of the wind farm’s eight wind turbines was dismantled last week and two others are expected to be taken down next year. The remaining five turbines will be dismantled by the end of 2023, said a spokesperson for the company that builds and runs the wind farm.

[gridley]

Oct 27, 2022 10:19:15 GMT ratty said:

Coal mine demolishes neighboring wind farm to boost country's energy supply, drawing ire of climate activists

A German energy company is dismantling a wind farm to allow for an adjacent coal mine to expand its operations, officials said.

The German coal mine Garzweiler, operated by energy company RWE, admits the situation appears to be "paradoxical" — sacrificing one energy source for another — but defended the decision as necessary to strengthen supplies amid the ongoing energy crisis, Oilprice.com reported.

"We realize this comes across as paradoxical," RWE spokesperson Guido Steffen said in a statement. "But that is as matters stand."

Picture taken on October 5, 2022, shows wind turbines at the Garzweiler lignite open cast mine operated by German energy giant RWE near Luetzerath, western Germany. INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images
Picture taken on October 5, 2022, shows wind turbines at the Garzweiler lignite open cast mine operated by German energy giant RWE near Luetzerath, western Germany. INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images
© INA FASSBENDER/AFP via Getty Images
One of the wind farm’s eight wind turbines was dismantled last week and two others are expected to be taken down next year. The remaining five turbines will be dismantled by the end of 2023, said a spokesperson for the company that builds and runs the wind farm.

Hopefully this is the start of a trend.

[blustnmtn]

www.zerohedge.com/energy/energy-execs-tell-granholm-shuttered-us-oil-refineries-wont-restart

"Oil and gas companies would have to weigh the benefits of committing capital ten years out that will need decades to offer a return to shareholders “in a policy environment where governments around the world are saying ‘we don’t want these products to be used in the future,’”

[missouriboy]

Oct 27, 2022 12:24:55 GMT blustnmtn said:

www.zerohedge.com/energy/energy-execs-tell-granholm-shuttered-us-oil-refineries-wont-restart

"Oil and gas companies would have to weigh the benefits of committing capital ten years out that will need decades to offer a return to shareholders “in a policy environment where governments around the world are saying ‘we don’t want these products to be used in the future,’”

Time to let the Karenistas and their handlers know that they will be held "personally" liable for bad future results.  The "Good German" argument will not be acceptable.

[ratty]

Does the Green Hydrogen Economy Have a Water Problem?

Why do solar panels struggle in very hot weather?

[Sigurdur]

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[missouriboy]

Nov 13, 2022 2:37:24 GMT Sigurdur said:

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Now it's up to Europe (and US) to decide if they want to be frozen green fossils.  May be a few tough years.  I'm betting that the majority of the population is NOT brain-dead and will grow tired of suffering for an increasingly obvious fraud.  Oh yee of minimal IQ ... repent and live.

[Sigurdur]

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[Sigurdur]

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[Sigurdur]

Nov 21, 2022 2:03:40 GMT Sigurdur said:

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BRIC countries continue to consolidate supply.