Gionnirocket
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Yes! They check your chain for excessive stretch!
The likely incoming 750w limit
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Gionnirocket
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Surprisingly they can use the same bleach that you can inject a person with to cure covid. He's such a wealth of common sense.
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Chargeride
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Well to be honest, thats exactly what they do
Coal washing:
This process removes impurities from coal, reducing the release of pollutants during combustion.
Gionnirocket
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So we have another rocket scientist and bearer of common sense.Well to be honest, thats exactly what they do
Coal washing:
This process removes impurities from coal, reducing the release of pollutants during combustion.
Yes in part it's very much like ball washing.
But actually.... Clean coal technologies are technological advances that have led to more efficient combustion of coal with reduced emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide. So actually it's more the capture of pollutants, not removal by washing it beforehand.
Chargeride
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Its clearly part of it , I pasted that from the clean coal website, though Trump might have wrote itSo we have another rocket scientist and bearer of common sense.
Yes in part it's very much like ball washing.
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But actually.... Clean coal technologies are technological advances that have led to more efficient combustion of coal with reduced emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide. So actually it's more the capture of pollutants, not removal by washing it beforehand.
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Washing coal in some manner might play a minor roll but the majority of the process known as Clean Coal has to do with combustion methods and toxic volatiles capture.Its clearly part of it , I pasted that from the clean coal website, though Trump might have wrote it
Google can be dangerous for the quick to copy/paste
Chargeride
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Yes, there are loads more there, but one named Coal Washing caught my eye 
Anyway he wants to be the Pope now so maybe he will bless the coal
Anyway he wants to be the Pope now so maybe he will bless the coal
Chargeride
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Fossil is still 84% of world energy usage and rising, it will take at least 50 years to replace it, I would say a 100 in reality.
Wind and solar are about 4% of world energy, but also intermitent making the reality even lower.
There are roughly 430 nuclear power plants on Earth, we would need up to 10,000 to replace fossil depending on their output power, just the cables to wire them all up would be beyond our manufacturing output by multiple factors.
We are struggling to build interconnects just for normal grid renewable balancing networks.
50 million miles of HV cable just to meet climate goals.
Vastly reduce consumption is the only way....meanwhile AI wants it all.
Wind and solar are about 4% of world energy, but also intermitent making the reality even lower.
There are roughly 430 nuclear power plants on Earth, we would need up to 10,000 to replace fossil depending on their output power, just the cables to wire them all up would be beyond our manufacturing output by multiple factors.
We are struggling to build interconnects just for normal grid renewable balancing networks.
50 million miles of HV cable just to meet climate goals.
Vastly reduce consumption is the only way....meanwhile AI wants it all.
Chargeride
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My friend works with our national grid, hes the other guy in my bmx mountain climb.
His workmate left for Spain and works on their grid, so this is friend of a friend stuff.
He says the Spanish grid failed because of oversupply, the HZ disconnectors dropped out as the power stations oversped and went above 52HZ and a cascade of dropouts occured.
I would call it simple teething problems of incorporating solar at recent record levels, probably a software fix.
But people died on home respirators, that needs looking at independently.
His workmate left for Spain and works on their grid, so this is friend of a friend stuff.
He says the Spanish grid failed because of oversupply, the HZ disconnectors dropped out as the power stations oversped and went above 52HZ and a cascade of dropouts occured.
I would call it simple teething problems of incorporating solar at recent record levels, probably a software fix.
But people died on home respirators, that needs looking at independently.
mschwett
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electricity, on the other hand, is already up to 40% renewable, 35-40% depending on the source. solar has been doubling every few years. electrification is occurring almost everywhere, and while yes, it’ll take a while, yes, it’s also inevitable. current growth rates suggest 50% carbon-free electricity within the decade and 50% overall energy in 20-30.
If trump stays in office, those renewable energy numbers will fall, actually they've already fallen and will get worse. His "drill baby drill" campaign is comical, He promised to lower our engery cost by 50% in a year. How is that possible? by drilling? there's a point where drilling operations lose money drilling and that happens long before a price drop of 50%. He literally wants us to go backwards on energy
Chargeride
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Its cheaper in the UK after inflation than it was five years ago.
You can get gas for 1.30 a litre.
You can get gas for 1.30 a litre.
