Impressed £67.5 billion... nope... 263 billion, and rising.

Bodhi

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Full of shit as usual @Bodhi.

"WTO definition of subsidies, accepted by the UK and 163 other nations, includes government revenue that is otherwise due, foregone or not collected - such as reduced tax rates".

As I said, reframing the definition of subsidy to include tax breaks.

Or Newspeak as its otherwise known.
 

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As I said, reframing the definition of subsidy to include tax breaks.
Bullshit. It's the UK government reframing tax brakes as "not subsidies" after it already accepted the quite clear definition, along with most of the rest of the world.

And if this is all you've got to whine about, given the above, then it seems your barrel is not only empty but you've clearly scraped right through it.
 

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It's all kicking off about hidden subsidies for our nuclear defence programme through our energy bills.

It is clear that the costs of maintaining nuclear submarine capabilities are insupportable without parallel consumer-funded civil nuclear infrastructures

The accelerating competitiveness of renewable energy and declining viability of nuclear power are making this continuing dependency increasingly difficult to conceal

and, reiterating what's been said above:

t was once forecast that nuclear energy would be too cheap to meter. But it's clear now that bill-payers will give price support to the Hinkley Point C nuclear station at a cost of £92.50 per megawatt hour, compared with £55 for offshore wind.

Ministers expect that, before long, wind energy will operate without support.

Offshore delivering on promises, nuclear not so much.
 

Job

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Well its not....because wind power is shit atm.
The renewable industry is the very poster boy of exaggeration and downright lies.
 

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Bullshit. It's the UK government reframing tax brakes as "not subsidies" after it already accepted the quite clear definition, along with most of the rest of the world.

And if this is all you've got to whine about, given the above, then it seems your barrel is not only empty but you've clearly scraped right through it.

I've got plenty, but I know better than to get into in depth arguments with religious people.
 

Job

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Though this is a good thing, people buying or even worse renting solar panels in a country thats classed as mostly cloudy.
Home solar panel installations fall by 94% as subsidies cut

It goes go to show they were only being fitted because of economics....or free money off the bill payer.
So many shysters making stupid amounts of money installing fucking useless solar panels.

I worked for a free boiler green deal company when I was training.
They got paid 6 grand for every installation.
700 quid boiler..100 quid parts and 400 to the installer.

The owner bought a yacht in the Med after 4 months.
 

Job

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If we slip into an iceage after reducing co2...Ill be laughing from my igloo.
 

Job

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Yes..well Im old enough to remember the original panic that burning fossil fuels was going to turn back the climate..every news program has an item with pictures of a snow storm in the artic and chilling overvoice of.
London could look like this in 50 years if we dont reduce emissions.
Endless documentaries on iceages, comedians joking about eskimos in hyde park.
Apparently though we were all dreaming that and they knew it was actually warming....they were just trolling us.
 

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Heres a description of the compounds used to make car ev batteries..where they come from and will later cover the political and environmental consequences.
Its not biased at all.
And not being sarcastic

View: https://youtu.be/kGFiaWvD-KI
 

Job

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But..but.
Wind power is next to useless and nuclear provides a base load.

Without storage it is next to pointless...why does this get conveniently brushed over?
 

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More wind power means more CCGT is needed as backup.
 

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That is a step in the right direction by building a hub that can be shared.
 

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Thought it was fucking useless @Job?

They won't share the fucking wind.
 

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They are building a europe wide grid that can balance out the generation and make it useable.
 

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That's fuck all to do with that article - it's about a big fuck off wind farm off yorkshire @Job
 

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Theyre going to be part of the North sea super grid.
 

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