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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The Uncase for Hydrogen

[Chad123]

Fantome wrote:

retiredengexec wrote: The problem of baseload and extra capacity is that often there is no extrA capacity. I looked at Ab 2016 data and for at least ten days in January they ran at capacity 24/7. Ontarios top 25 loads came in the period of June through September. I remember my time at RMC in August was very humid and hot with little respite at night. The thing about electrical utilities is that we pay them a lot of money for reliability. And with more eva there will be less not more night time capacity. Good thoughts though. I can see nuclear making a comeback in ten to twelve years when the world wakes up to hard the transition will be.

Yep...although my recollection is that it takes a long time to actuall build a nuclear reactor facility.  I recall that the dad of one of my buddies was a heavy crane operator at the Bruce Nuclear Site in Ontario....I think he worked on it until he was retired....probably need to add 5-10 years of construction time to your 10-12 years before there is  hydrogen.


Thoughts?

Thats still faster than pipe where it takes 10+ years to make a decision. LOL