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“Arbor's turbines can be 3D-printed by dozens of local Los Angeles-based suppliers and can be made with common nickel-based alloys, he said”
This is hilarious!!
This is hilarious!!
October 21, 2025 at 10:49 PM
“Arbor's turbines can be 3D-printed by dozens of local Los Angeles-based suppliers and can be made with common nickel-based alloys, he said”
This is hilarious!!
This is hilarious!!
Great article and spot on
“The UK doesn’t develop oil and gas to lower prices at home, as it plays in a global market. It produces domestic hydrocarbons to earn tax revenues – vital at a time of exceedingly high national debt – to create jobs, and to improve the balance of payments”
“The UK doesn’t develop oil and gas to lower prices at home, as it plays in a global market. It produces domestic hydrocarbons to earn tax revenues – vital at a time of exceedingly high national debt – to create jobs, and to improve the balance of payments”
September 19, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Great article and spot on
“The UK doesn’t develop oil and gas to lower prices at home, as it plays in a global market. It produces domestic hydrocarbons to earn tax revenues – vital at a time of exceedingly high national debt – to create jobs, and to improve the balance of payments”
“The UK doesn’t develop oil and gas to lower prices at home, as it plays in a global market. It produces domestic hydrocarbons to earn tax revenues – vital at a time of exceedingly high national debt – to create jobs, and to improve the balance of payments”
I think having @NESO pay for the capacity and free issue the gas is an easier model post 2030 when load factor is low
They also need to change the capacity market to fund <3% load factor gas engine plants and send the CCGTs to the scrapyard
No need to nationalise which seems like a distraction
They also need to change the capacity market to fund <3% load factor gas engine plants and send the CCGTs to the scrapyard
No need to nationalise which seems like a distraction
September 4, 2025 at 12:34 PM
I think having @NESO pay for the capacity and free issue the gas is an easier model post 2030 when load factor is low
They also need to change the capacity market to fund <3% load factor gas engine plants and send the CCGTs to the scrapyard
No need to nationalise which seems like a distraction
They also need to change the capacity market to fund <3% load factor gas engine plants and send the CCGTs to the scrapyard
No need to nationalise which seems like a distraction
Chat GPT days
“Solar power (with battery storage) is the only confirmed method for on-site electricity generation at Otterpool Park. There are no documented contingency plans for alternative generation such as wind, biogas, waste-to-energy, or other renewables”
Must be a very sunny part of Kent!
“Solar power (with battery storage) is the only confirmed method for on-site electricity generation at Otterpool Park. There are no documented contingency plans for alternative generation such as wind, biogas, waste-to-energy, or other renewables”
Must be a very sunny part of Kent!
August 8, 2025 at 6:23 AM
Chat GPT days
“Solar power (with battery storage) is the only confirmed method for on-site electricity generation at Otterpool Park. There are no documented contingency plans for alternative generation such as wind, biogas, waste-to-energy, or other renewables”
Must be a very sunny part of Kent!
“Solar power (with battery storage) is the only confirmed method for on-site electricity generation at Otterpool Park. There are no documented contingency plans for alternative generation such as wind, biogas, waste-to-energy, or other renewables”
Must be a very sunny part of Kent!