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    Nuclear power cannot load follow

    https://jackdevanney.substack.com/p/nuclear-power-cannot-load-follow?r=1rapbo&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
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    Twitter begins firing staff after Musk takeover

    sure and too many managers make a company less creative,
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    Twitter begins firing staff after Musk takeover

    Seen this happen a few times that people get retrenched and then the company realise that they lost institutional knowledge.
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    Planet Strippers: Amazon’s Balsa Forests Being Raped To Make Wind Turbine Blades

    Oil and Coal is a net benefit, our modern civilization would collapse with out and we would go back to slavery, cutting down streets and destroying the amazon.
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    Extend it again, or just build a new one next to it? If you want to take it down, use a diamond blood and a few explosives or even better, put up a sign saying "beware of the dog" and turn parts of it into a Museum? In Portugal they turned a coal plant on the river going into Lisbon into a Museam.
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    Planet Strippers: Amazon’s Balsa Forests Being Raped To Make Wind Turbine Blades

    https://stopthesethings.com/2022/09/30/planet-strippers-amazons-balsa-forests-being-raped-to-make-wind-turbine-blades/
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    It's also worth noting that despite the Bollywood energie wende, Germany still consumes most of it's primary energy needs (not to be confused with electricity generation) from Fossil Fuels. Calling Biomass renewable is slightly dishonest. now let's look at France.
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    I don't expect a Greenpeace funded organization to conclude anything else, the fact that they picked up the cracks speaks to the good practices and management standards, in many cases it's the pipes that need replacement. Hardly a major issue Cracks occur all the time, it's about the size and...
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    It's worth noting that the Renewable Crowd never talks about decommissioning and a full life cycle analysis. https://capitalmonitor.ai/factor/environmental/decommissioning-the-dark-heart-of-renewable-energy-finance/...
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    As for decommissioning, I suggest that you read up on the Cigeo project, https://international.andra.fr/solutions-long-lived-waste/cigeo
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    The lifespan can be extended for another 20 years, other than that, just spend good money to build a new station? It's not that complicated! France still has cheaper electricity than German that made itself geopolitically dependent on Russian Gas. A few years ago a bunch of Greenpeace activists...
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    no, it's funded by GreenPeace and that have been called out for actively lying in the past. It's an advocacy group.
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    France manage to build most of its reactors in 4-5 years, then the greenies came in trying to obstruct the process and convinced the government to go the other route. Now it takes longer. If there is an elite buy in for a mass industrialisation plan then it can be quickly done. In SA it's a...
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    Eskom says South Africa must build 53GW of renewable power in 10 years

    but what factor? the panels are close to their physical limit,, the amount of batteries in America can run the entire grid for a few minutes, The Germans went that route and now they are burning more coal, Nuclear Fusion is around 25 years away, Fission however makes sense, but ultimately SA...
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    Nuclear power does makes sense, if you understand data

    It's so highly concentrated that it's not an issue. Just put it deep in the ground.
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    Nuclear power does makes sense, if you understand data

    "A comprehensive International Energy Agency report found that: “Nuclear thus remains the dispatchable low-carbon technology with the lowest expected costs in 2025. Only large hydro reservoirs can provide a similar contribution at comparable costs but remain highly dependent on the natural...
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    Nuclear power does makes sense, if you understand data

    https://zionlights.medium.com/nuclear-power-does-makes-sense-if-you-understand-data-9d6e87f135c0
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    German companies look at offshore production as energy prices rocket

    I wonder if the proponents of the Energie Wende are going to admit that they misled and lied to the public?
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