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    #31
    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
    So that was how long ago? 10,20,30 years? And technology and costs haven't changed since then? LOL

    And how do you explain the change to more renewables in SK, ND, Great Britain, Australia, California, Germany, Denmark.........., the list is long.

    The Australian operator we discussed a few weeks ago already said wind and solar are the cheapest generation sources now. She is on the ground making decisions based on current facts not based on outdated information.
    Lol , things slightly different here in northern latitudes .
    Do you think an igloo will work in Australia?
    It’s very effective in the Arctic

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      #32
      Transalta is building the Windcharger project. Enough power for 80,000 homes.

      https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapacks-alberta-canada-update/ https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapacks-alberta-canada-update/

      Hornsdale Australia, 130 MWH. MegaPacks and wind.

      https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/ https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/

      But, The experts on Agriville disagree.

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        #33
        Originally posted by tweety View Post
        But, The experts on Agriville disagree.
        AF5 spent a lengthy post last winter going through the loads coming from these wind farms. I suggest you have a relook at that. In his analysis, these things were barely providing single digit percent load contributions on good days and in many cases it was zero and they were shut down, outbid by gas plants.

        Natural gas would need to double to make these feasible but thats what the carbon tax is meant to do. A penalty and a subsidy all rolled into one.

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          #34
          Originally posted by jazz View Post
          AF5 spent a lengthy post last winter going through the loads coming from these wind farms. I suggest you have a relook at that. In his analysis, these things were barely providing single digit percent load contributions on good days and in many cases it was zero and they were shut down, outbid by gas plants.

          Natural gas would need to double to make these feasible but thats what the carbon tax is meant to do. A penalty and a subsidy all rolled into one.
          I see your revered fascist cult leader where you all wear matching hats just gave 16 billion to American farmers for "covid relief" aka buying votes. Good luck competing against subsidies like that.

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            #35
            Originally posted by tweety View Post
            I see your revered fascist cult leader where you all wear matching hats just gave 16 billion to American farmers for "covid relief" aka buying votes. Good luck competing against subsidies like that.
            Not sure how that became relevant to this discussion, bu Can you offer a solution for Canadian farmers? We can't vote for or against US policies. Our votes are impotent within this confederation to affect Canadian policies. What other options can you put forth.

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              #36
              Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
              Not sure how that became relevant to this discussion, bu Can you offer a solution for Canadian farmers? We can't vote for or against US policies. Our votes are impotent within this confederation to affect Canadian policies. What other options can you put forth.
              You can start working together at the very least. Also as Canadians, you can stop idolizing the business decisions and people from other countries who are screwing you over daily.

              But once again I'm sure the experts disagree.

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                #37
                Quit voting conservative ....that would send a message

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by tweety View Post
                  You can start working together at the very least. Also as Canadians, you can stop idolizing the business decisions and people from other countries who are screwing you over daily.

                  But once again I'm sure the experts disagree.
                  The total number of Canadian farms is smaller than the population of 2 average federal electoral ridings. We could all unite and vote as a block, and have zero effect.

                  If you can't beat em, join em, comes to mind.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by tweety View Post
                    Transalta is building the Windcharger project. Enough power for 80,000 homes.

                    https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapacks-alberta-canada-update/ https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-megapacks-alberta-canada-update/

                    Hornsdale Australia, 130 MWH. MegaPacks and wind.

                    https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/ https://hornsdalepowerreserve.com.au/

                    But, The experts on Agriville disagree.
                    Tweety, last winter when it was -30 there was very little generation from Alberta’s over 20 wind farms and it was for a long enough period of time that batteries would never last. So in that case how many homes were they powering?! And fyi as I have stated many times I am not a Trump fan!!

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by tweety View Post
                      I see your revered fascist cult leader where you all wear matching hats just gave 16 billion to American farmers for "covid relief" aka buying votes. Good luck competing against subsidies like that.
                      Thats not our country or our concern. Worry about whats in front of your face. In Canada, there is no workable version of any renewable energy that will ever power this country, period, except for a virtue signal exercise. Thats simple physics to the misinformed.

                      Too cold, too far north, to sparsely populated, too cloudy, too snowy, and vast distances between population centers and no willingness from anyone to connect critical infrastructure for the benefit of the nation. Thats the realty of the country for the misguided.

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