Posted by trader4@optonline.net on November 20, 2011, 4:26 pm
On Nov 20, 11:09am, "Stormin Mormon"
> And how many hundred years of oil do we have? Whole lot. Our
> oil shortage of the moment is environmentlists and people
> with political agenda prohibiting drilling and refining.
By the time we run out of oil, those windmills will have long
ago been sent to the scrap heap. They don't last forever,
particularly ones deployed in the ocean in salt water.
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> And when we burn the last drop of oil on the planet, those
> windmills are
> going to look very attractive.
Posted by despen on November 20, 2011, 10:00 pm
> On Nov 20, 11:09 am, "Stormin Mormon"
>> And how many hundred years of oil do we have? Whole lot. Our
>> oil shortage of the moment is environmentlists and people
>> with political agenda prohibiting drilling and refining.
> By the time we run out of oil, those windmills will have long
> ago been sent to the scrap heap. They don't last forever,
> particularly ones deployed in the ocean in salt water.
Are you including the Chinese, Indians, and Africans in that
"we"?
Cause if China ever starts consuming oil at the same per capita
rate that the US does, I think we're going to have some "issues".
But windmills at sea? I don't think I'm buying it.
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Dan Espen
Posted by Tony Hwang on November 20, 2011, 11:53 pm
despen@verizon.net wrote:
> Are you including the Chinese, Indians, and Africans in that
> "we"?
> Cause if China ever starts consuming oil at the same per capita
> rate that the US does, I think we're going to have some "issues".
> But windmills at sea? I don't think I'm buying it.
Been to Scandinavia? There are hundreds of them already on their coast.
We means human kind, all of us. We all live or die together on this
mother earth.
Posted by trader4@optonline.net on November 21, 2011, 12:56 pm
> des...@verizon.net wrote:
> > Are you including the Chinese, Indians, and Africans in that
> > "we"?
> > Cause if China ever starts consuming oil at the same per capita
> > rate that the US does, I think we're going to have some "issues".
> > But windmills at sea? I don't think I'm buying it.
> Been to Scandinavia? There are hundreds of them already on their coast.
> We means human kind, all of us. We all live or die together on this
> mother earth.
Been to the post that started this thread? It's all about those
Scandinavian windmills and how they are not economically
viable ever with the govt subsidizing them at the rate of
9 to 18 cents/kwh.
Posted by (PeteCresswell) on November 21, 2011, 3:31 pm
Per despen@verizon.net:
>But windmills at sea? I don't think I'm buying it.
Neither was Ted Kennedy nor are the people on Cape Cod who are
worried about the effect on their ocean view. But the technology
seems tb there bco the big money that's trying to build them.
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PeteCresswell
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> oil shortage of the moment is environmentlists and people
> with political agenda prohibiting drilling and refining.