It holds up in a way that Citizen Kane, for example, very much does not.
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It holds up in a way that Citizen Kane, for example, very much does not.
Back it up with the 16.4B cost of the latest PJM capacity auction, and maybe we will count it.
So. Weird. Like, you know people can read this, right?
Tyler Cowen
Incredible levels of wish casting
The apple car we really need
Oh, it could get a lot worse if they, or anyone else, goes after the water infrastructure
Issues with designing the electrochemical cell to have material pulled out and shoved back in, I imagine.
Methanol burns at about 1900, H2 at about 2100.
They used to be quite common, filters were for high end, because they were quiet. Then filters started moving down the price scale.
My wife's a mathematician
Dutch startup Rift basically turning hydrogen into solid fuel with Iron as the medium.
What's the RTE and technoeconomics on this vs. say an iron-air battery and a very simple electric boiler, which would involve a lot less material handling?
Or burning the H2. Or making methanol.
Ohhhhh, they just WERE stupid!
Really!
If anything, every county should be ready to sign up several thousand acres right away.
Hail seitan
Hmm saving this for my next marital disagreement...
It is both a deeper cut and more meaningfully relevant!
Enjoy fishing?
Like he could've just come out of the White House every morning like a cuckoo clock, said something outrageous to make his base happy, then went to golf. And people would call him an economic genius because he grew gdp and tamed inflation. But here we are.
Apropos of nothing, $25 added to a barrel is a carbon tax of about $58/ton, but in the pocket of the producers left standing rather than the public.
Same for me and my brother, age wise, but we did know he got it.
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Then there are Stirling engines. This approach has been largely abanadoned.
And this isn't steam heat, but it is PV-T
tyllsolar.com/technology/
You can also look at what Fourth Power and Antora are doing using TPV to recover electricity from stored heat.
Check out what Raygen in Australia was developing.
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Yes they are
"Without the parasitic load of a pump, Eavor can make profitable use of relatively low heat, around 150°C, available almost anywhere about a mile and a half down"
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My interpretation was 50% higher (so in geothermal that means going from like 12% to 18% efficiency) due to their non-water working fluid, and possibly lower parasitic loads from injection, etc.
Well, between the precipitous drop in migration and the full assault on life expectancy, the Trump administration will make 2.8% look ambitious.
Potentially weird outcome where Trump, somewhat like Putin in Ukraine, accelerates the clean energy transition more than anybody, but through the dumbest, most painful way possible.
I agree, it's very terrible
Weirdly good for both the oil oligarchs and Elon Musk at the same time
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While I have watched several of the movies and a handful of episodes, I am not a huge follower of all the lore. I could be wrong, but yes, I believe it is canon.