Advanced Drainage Systems(WMS) has a positive growth outlook as a designer and manufacturer of thermoplastic corrugated pipes and related water management products and drainage solutions. ADS offers materials that tend to be lighter, more durable,e asier to install, and more cost effective than other competing materials. These advantages can help drive key customers to use ADS for their water management needs.
Ok it's not sexy.... We have an interesting BIG theory problem... Water makes power yet some areas are running out of water<---
Many reservoirs are seriously depleted. Lake Oroville, California’s second largest reservoir, helps irrigate a quarter of the nation’s crops and powers 800,000 residents. It is so low that its hydroelectric plant may shut down for the first time ever. California’s more than 1,500 reservoirs are 50% lower than they should be this time of year.
Houston We Have A problem.
Where Hydro works it must be used to power Bitcoins.....<-- Upstate NY and such.... But where hydro is relied upon and the lakes are low... WE NEED A NEW SOLUTION AND FLR HAS THE SOLUTION!!!-- YES the rest of their biz is not so good but they ahave a partnership with a company that can facilitate replacing / augmenting the renewable energy of hydroelectricity with that from other clean sources....
THE COMPANY IS NUSCALE POWER <--- SPAC- A - LISCIOUS . VAN has uncovered little itty bitty nuclear reactors and I agree that's the way to go...
For those not familiar with this private company, NuScale is in the SMR business, standing for “Small Modular [Nuclear] Reactors.”
SO YES TO SMR!!!!! I think ///
small scale reactors promise to deliver fission with a number of advantages:
Alright it's going to be a knock out battle between TerraPower & NuScale <------ Room for both?
Fluor is the majority shareholder in NuScale-! The company is on track to receive a full design certification from the NRC later this year.<-----
“The milestone is the direct result of more than $400 million in funding by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) since 2014 to accelerate the development and deployment of SMRs.” - FLR website.
SO VAN BACK TO LOSING TRACK OF IDEAS... YOU HAVE A GOOD ONE LT HERE -- Just it comes with the baggage of the rest of FLR... So we ask ourselves can the infrastructure bill allow us to overlook balance sheets and missed opportunities and let us focus on these small reactors. Imagine taking the pressure off California's water situation and irrigating all those crops. ~stoney
Ok it's not sexy.... We have an interesting BIG theory problem... Water makes power yet some areas are running out of water<---
Many reservoirs are seriously depleted. Lake Oroville, California’s second largest reservoir, helps irrigate a quarter of the nation’s crops and powers 800,000 residents. It is so low that its hydroelectric plant may shut down for the first time ever. California’s more than 1,500 reservoirs are 50% lower than they should be this time of year.
Houston We Have A problem.
Where Hydro works it must be used to power Bitcoins.....<-- Upstate NY and such.... But where hydro is relied upon and the lakes are low... WE NEED A NEW SOLUTION AND FLR HAS THE SOLUTION!!!-- YES the rest of their biz is not so good but they ahave a partnership with a company that can facilitate replacing / augmenting the renewable energy of hydroelectricity with that from other clean sources....
THE COMPANY IS NUSCALE POWER <--- SPAC- A - LISCIOUS . VAN has uncovered little itty bitty nuclear reactors and I agree that's the way to go...
For those not familiar with this private company, NuScale is in the SMR business, standing for “Small Modular [Nuclear] Reactors.”
SO YES TO SMR!!!!! I think ///
small scale reactors promise to deliver fission with a number of advantages:
- “Point of use” modularity instead of monolithic and undesirable large nukes.
- The ability to “couple” with other energy sources (wind, solar, etc.) for overall solutions.
- Improved safety and security again compared to traditionally scaled reactors.
- Jobs, efficiencies, and economic advantages resulting from component manufacturing.
Alright it's going to be a knock out battle between TerraPower & NuScale <------ Room for both?
Fluor is the majority shareholder in NuScale-! The company is on track to receive a full design certification from the NRC later this year.<-----
“The milestone is the direct result of more than $400 million in funding by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) since 2014 to accelerate the development and deployment of SMRs.” - FLR website.
SO VAN BACK TO LOSING TRACK OF IDEAS... YOU HAVE A GOOD ONE LT HERE -- Just it comes with the baggage of the rest of FLR... So we ask ourselves can the infrastructure bill allow us to overlook balance sheets and missed opportunities and let us focus on these small reactors. Imagine taking the pressure off California's water situation and irrigating all those crops. ~stoney