RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:More than 90% of Saskatchewan’s heavy oil sites Hmmm ok. That is definitely not good quite inconvenient to people having to go through that. They may wish to have a generator although i dont know how that works if they feed off grid or what. Having said this how does this have anything to do with axe? Now lets say the grid is fueled by oil and gas powered steam vs coal and axe is part of the process grid outages will remain regardless because people are consuming way too much power and so the grid is turned off. This is another issue entirely.
Getting clean power to feed a hungry consumption is one thing getting more power efficient "smart grids" is another and something that has been constantly worked on. This is why i have stressed that the whole notion about power and energy isnt one thing totally replacing another as much as finding the sweet spot in the energy mix as well as tech to look after massive power consumption. Whether the grid is powered by steam powered by coal or oil and gas or whatever as i said is not an issue relevent to what is going on in producing the power and cutting co2 it is only one half of the equation although it goes hand in glove and this is not what axe tech is anymore than any energy source used to power the grids but energy companies are looking at the interplay between AC and DC and being able to midulate the flow to get better efficiency. Currentlt the grids work in alernating current, this is the whole old debate that was between Edison and Tesla, where it actually looks like the DC is the better one in the end but who knows maybe the reverse would be true if we did dc vs ac. In any case what you have raised is not really relevent in so far as this heating sector it is simply to produce energy but reducing fossil fuels and cutting costs. The smart grids is another but complimentary sector which is hand to glove as well.as super essential with the growing amounts of energy consumed. The smart grids target conserving the amounts of energy given off and being wasted. Eguana tech i believe is working on it there were some companies in the past i gambled on were doing the same forgot the names but one had the ticker thm...might have been therma dynamics cant quite remember but yes this is absolutely essential and will become more so with electrification although the power source will be whatever is used.