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Massive Reduction in Electricity
- Thread starter bearice
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Cost per kilowatt hour of electricity. Source MIT:
Nuclear: $0.08
Coal: $0.06
Gas: $0.07
Projected $/megawatt hour of electricity in 2016
Conventional natural Gas: $75
Conventional Coal: $105
Wind: $102
Nuclear $125
Clean coal: $145
Solar PV: $210
Myth 1: Nuclear power is a cheap alternative to fossil fuels.
Fact 1: Nuclear energy is a very costly business.
Myth 2: The main issue surrounding Nuclear power is safety.
Fact 2: The cost is the main issue.
Full Bloomberg Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fD40J45zjIM
Nuclear: $0.08
Coal: $0.06
Gas: $0.07
Projected $/megawatt hour of electricity in 2016
Conventional natural Gas: $75
Conventional Coal: $105
Wind: $102
Nuclear $125
Clean coal: $145
Solar PV: $210
Myth 1: Nuclear power is a cheap alternative to fossil fuels.
Fact 1: Nuclear energy is a very costly business.
Myth 2: The main issue surrounding Nuclear power is safety.
Fact 2: The cost is the main issue.
Full Bloomberg Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fD40J45zjIM
Quote from bearice:
Wood coal smoke is not harmful for human beings and animals because wood is 100% natural substance. Which coal is used in steam locomotive?
Rubbish. Wood smoke is very damaging and a serious heath issue for women cooking by wood fires in the developing world. This is well known.
You think that these people would not jump at the chance to swap wood for electricity?
What's with this 100% natural crap? Arsenic is 100% natural too, but that doesn't make it good for you.
Quote from bearice:
Basically today world trains are using coal indirectly for their electricity needs.
Thats actually an interesting idea.. and something that never occurred to me.. Instead of burning coal to make steam to make electricity and then use electricity as a fuel, just use the steam to provide the energy... Should save energy at least. Not sure if there are other cons associated with the steam trains.. but I know Id take a ride on a steam locomotive.. very nostalgic.
The Mojave Desert can easily supply cheap electricity to the entire North American Continent... Sterling engines heated with computer controlled parabolic mirrors.. you pipe it out on million volt DC lines the same as it is piped from the Pacific Northwest to Southern California currently... and if you want more energy you go to where three deserts meet at Needles California... or you go to the Sonoran Desert in Mexico where it gets to 140 degrees.. but don't get crossed up with the cartel guys, I'd ask them first basically...
I think I'll do that project after we use up all the Oil and all the Nuclear fuel... the politics will be better for my project by that time...
I think I'll do that project after we use up all the Oil and all the Nuclear fuel... the politics will be better for my project by that time...
Quote from bearice:
Quote from bearice:
Basically today world trains are using coal indirectly for their electricity needs.
Quote from bearice:
Thats actually an interesting idea.. and something that never occurred to me.. Instead of burning coal to make steam to make electricity and then use electricity as a fuel, just use the steam to provide the energy... Should save energy at least. Not sure if there are other cons associated with the steam trains.. but I know Id take a ride on a steam locomotive.. very nostalgic.
split personality?
Somebody has posted "never occured to me" in response to my post. Bearice has 1 Billion supporters worldwide.Quote from shortie:
split personality?
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