Renewable Fiasco: Had Germany kept nuclear it could have saved $600b and reduced emissions 73%
If the Germans just did nothing at all, it would have been Greener.
If the Germans just did nothing at all, it would have been Greener.
Watching this two hundred billion dollar floater game unfold will be very interesting indeed.
A significant fraction of authorized harassments likely cause whales to be killed.
ike tortoises, nuclear power plants can have long, prosperous lives, whereas short-lived wind and solar facilities are “hare” today, gone tomorrow.
BY IDDO WERNICK: There are easier ways for humanity to avoid the problems that batteries are intended to solve.
The Biden Administration has recently produced a wave of plans and regulatory actions aimed at building a monstrous amount of destructive offshore wind.
Author Marie J. French, admits “New York’s signature offshore wind projects meant to boost confidence in the industry are being scrapped, a major hit to the industry in the state and the nation”.
The boat is the Orion and it is BIG. Whales -- Watch out!
An onslaught of hail in southeastern Texas that destroyed large portions of a massive solar farm is highlighting the perils of trading traditional power sources for vulnerable "green" alternatives.
Back in the sixties and seventies "Save the Whales” was the exclusive domain of the political Left. As Bob Dylan might say, “the times they are a changin.”
Materials, costs and survivability for wind turbines on massive floating platforms defy reality
BY FRANCIS MENTON: In those jurisdictions that have succeeded in getting generation from renewables up to as high as about 30% of their total electricity supply, the result has been an approximate tripling in the price of electricity f
If we keep shutting down reliable backup energy, we face the likelihood of nationwide, Texas-like blackouts.
The groups claim that the Virginia Offshore Wind project would threaten the North Atlantic right whale
NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has authorized Dominion to acoustically harass almost 80,000 marine mammals and these noise harassments are certainly adverse impacts.