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To: Jonty30
Put this in DC and power the country. enough manure there for a lifetime of power.

I want to like solar. but it is just not the best option in most places it is being forced.

2 posted on 06/05/2024 1:23:50 AM PDT by DYngbld (I have read the back of the Book and we WIN!!!! (this post approved by the NSA))
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To: DYngbld

If renewables are being used to generate more direct forms of energy, then their innate unreliability because they are dependent upon nature is much reduced.

It doesn’t matter, if over the course of a month, that solar was down two days per week, because we don’t see that directly. The hydrogen it generated is what we see directly.


3 posted on 06/05/2024 1:26:49 AM PDT by Jonty30 (He hunted a mammoth for me, just because I said I was hungry. He is such a good friend. )
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To: DYngbld

Yes use it on DC.


9 posted on 06/05/2024 2:19:05 AM PDT by DannyTN
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To: DYngbld
I want to like solar. but it is just not the best option in most places it is being forced.

This is the most accurate statement on solar, and I have solar for my home. It should be a free market thing where it will be implemented by the people who want it, including by conservatives who don't believe in the warmageddon cult but think solar will help in their particular situation (i.e. those of us who live in the south).

Ironically, this article is about solar in Illinois, where it's probably too far north for solar to be of use, even for this particular project.

29 posted on 06/05/2024 5:12:33 AM PDT by Tell It Right (Galatians 6:14 -- May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ...)
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