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This is good progress if it pans out, of course massive investment in grid capacity reqd.

And the powers got to come from somewhere, maybe encourage people to charge on windy days or when its sunny.
www.theguardian.com

Electric car batteries with five-minute charging times produced

Exclusive: first factory production means recharging could soon be as fast as filling up petrol or diesel vehicles
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There has been talk and work done towards a whole set of islands - Northseawindpowerhub

Originally we were involved in NSEC but after with Brexit it seems EU thought we shouldn't be involved even though NSEC isn't a EU body but a inter governmental organisation.
 
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Wij said:
We tend to forget just how many deaths hydroelectric power has caused:

www.bbc.co.uk

Uttarakhand glacier burst: Dozens missing after India dam collapses

More than 125 are missing after a piece of a glacier fell into a river, causing floods in Uttarakhand.
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Pretty easy to make safe though - don't allow home building in potential flood risk areas.

It boggles my mind that governments are so fucking dumb when it comes to the basics.

Either way - it's, like, 35 times safer than coal, is relatively cheap and doesn't come with an unsolveable and costly storage problem that will dog mankind for more than fifty times the length of time since teh babeh jebuz had his first wank.

Offshore wind FTW. (Obviously once we've killed the royal family for taking 25% of the rent).
 
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@Embattle - why are you OK with the Queen owning the seabed round the British Isles?

Why her, and not all of us?
 
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It's OK @Embattle - she's exempt from laws mandating wealth disclosure.

I'm just surprised you don't have anything to say about her earning loads more rent for absolutely nothing.

They're a crime family, nothing more. It's just they own the laws, so they've legalized themselves.

People seem shocked when Trump tries, but give this shower of paedophile protectors a free pass.
 
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The only thing I'm never surprised about is your hyperbolic posts.

I'm sure we've covered it before on this very forum, it is part of the sovereign grant and all the things that go with that blah blah.
 
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Embattle said:
I'm sure we've covered it before on this very forum, it is part of the sovereign grant and all the things that go with that blah blah.
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Lol.

It's separate from the money taxpayers give her.

So, 25% of any profits made off the seabed going to one private individual in a country of nearly 70 million. And you don't see anything wrong with that.

Amazing. Just wow.
 
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Raven said:
It appears the cause of this is actually part of a glacier falling off and causing a badly placed dam to burst, it's not a fault of hydro itself.
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Design issues (and global warming with the glacier). It's not inherently risky (like the burning of coal or production of nuclear waste) - but it's susceptible to predictable human idiocy, like putting housing in silly places, or putting nuclear reactors on the coast of one of the most tectonically active countries on the planet.

But the mere existence of hydro doesn't create additional risk, unlike some other techs.
 
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If something is blatantly untrue then yes you can get sued.

* Mr Waymouth had not engaged with Summerfield Browne's complaints procedure before leaving the review
* He did not attend the online hearing or send a legal representative.
* He previously said he had offered to remove the review in exchange for a refund of the £200 fee (plus VAT) he had paid but claimed the firm had not responded.
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Sounds like "Mr Waymouth" was a moron
 
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Embattle said:
If you're going to be Trump like and talk crap in a rage at a business and in essence lie to try and damage it then I've no problem with it.
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If you have a grievance are you not allowed to air it? Donno why i put it in this thread. Fat fingers lol.
 
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Embattle said:
If you're going to be Trump like and talk crap in a rage at a business and in essence lie to try and damage it then I've no problem with it.
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It's a bit ironic though, because I'd be unlikely to use a business who sues over negative reviews
 
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Embattle said:
Certainly an interesting idea:

www.theguardian.com

First microwave-powered home boiler could help cut emissions

‘Drop-in’ replacement for gas boilers may help tackle the challenge of cutting climate emissions from home heating
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
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Just checked them out, Wayv technologies, they make rechargeable microwaves atm. They could be onto a massive winner there. Couple a rechargeable microwave boiler with a home solar system (other systems are available) and that could be a massive boost for slowing climate change. This is the sort of shit government should be going after.

UK company too.
 
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Raven said:
I don't usually bother with vice but this is a good point.

www.vice.com

The US Is Real Close to Screwing Up Electric Vehicle Charging Forever

There is no such thing as "the" EV charging network. It's a complicated patchwork of plugs and proprietary software. And unless something changes, it's only going to get worse.
www.vice.com www.vice.com

Another hurdle for EVs will be all the proprietary bullshit.
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Yes that has to go. In fact why not just have hydrogen vehicles and forget this EV vehicle rubbish.
They go as far as a regular car and they could convert all the petrol stations to do hydrogen instead.

I guess it's more of a dangerous fuel but it certainly overcomes a lot of EV failings.
 
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dysfunction said:
Yes that has to go. In fact why not just have hydrogen vehicles and forget this EV vehicle rubbish.
They go as far as a regular car and they could convert all the petrol stations to do hydrogen instead.

I guess it's more of a dangerous fuel but it certainly overcomes a lot of EV failings.
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We'll get there eventually but EV is a stopgap.
 
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