Hi. I'm a reader more than a contributor, but the Hydrogen discussion is
close to my day to day.
Many of us in renewables think Hydrogen might mostly be kick the can as
Steve mentioned. It is something that might be economically feasible in
the 2030s and so the length of time oil companies sell
Hi:
Mostly I monitor the group, but today since I'm very much involved in
solving the warming issue, I'll offer my argument. First, let's avoid the
estimates and look at what is happening. Most agree that storms,
earthquakes, fires, and other natural disasters are increasing. Let's just
focus o
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>> Hi. I'm a reader more than a contributor, but the Hydrogen discussion is
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>> Many of us in renewables think Hydrogen mig
The pipeline is rated for 1400psi. We need 400psi, but might load 700psi
tops at times.
On Mon, Feb 7, 2022 at 11:33 AM Marcus Daniels wrote:
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I'm afraid I'm less eloquent than Steve. The Pigs are an issue with us and
we are discussing with pipeline vendors what the pipeline OPEX should be.
After all air is little bit less regulated than O&G. Straight pneumatic to
pneumatic alone looks like big business for heavy industries. We will
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On Mon, Feb 7, 2022 at 6:14 PM Marcus Daniels wrote:
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Hi Tom
We’ve met before in Santa Fe but it was years ago.
Mike Orshan
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Hi:
Generating electricity via power plants causes 25% of the GHGs and uses 45%
of the water in the US. In less populated countries it is closer to
70/80%. More EV will cause more need for electricity, so removing fossil
fuels from power plants is the key. Solar and wind are helping. But the
b
Owen:
I'm using Facebook and Linkedin for many purposes. Cleary, social networks
are the future for many reasons. Trade, relationships, causes, etc.
Facebook is currently the fastest growing public social network, and Myspace
is the largest by far. Linkedin is mostly for business and is trying
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ndencies toward delusion. Politicians come
to mind as exemplar professional delusion-manipulators.
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> I'm using Facebook and Linkedin for many purposes. Cleary, social
networks
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g to meet what she
thinks is a 16 year old boy.
And carrying it just a bit further, these tools are most useful to
people who are comfortable (and probably familiar) with using and
abusing _other_ people's tendencies toward delusion. Politicians come
to mind as exemplar professional delusion
Hi:
Some of this is over my head, but I do see something missing that I'd like
to add. What I have been doing, and it is recognized as different, is using
journalism to guide people to a social network where they will find people
of like mind. Now this is my assumption...that people of like mind
Pioneer Science?
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I use Skype all day for both national and international calls. Plus, I do
many podcasts and use Skype for that. While about 2 years ago the quality
for fair, I'd say the quality is great, better than a land line. I always
get connected, hardly ever drop and with call forwarding it makes a great
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