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    #13
    Bitter and resentfull? Are you talking about yourself? I am neither.

    Its just funny that Alberta is embracing renewables and looking at hydrogen and a few mal contents see new innovative technology and economic activity as the enemy.

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      #14
      Originally posted by caseih View Post
      a neighbour got woke and put in some chinese solar panels
      he is getting SFA out of them , said they won't pay for themselves in 30 years
      Does he sweep the snow off? Mine are working great in this dry sunny weather. Short days are getting longer!

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        #15
        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        Bitter and resentfull? I am neither.
        Well then, the Lots of Love comment makes lots of sense. Please continue.

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          #16
          Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
          And Alberta is looking at hydrogen too. If Alberta is interested it must be worth considering don't you think? LOL

          Toyota is planning on all hydrogen vehicles. They already have one you can buy. Several heavy equipment builders are looking at hydrogen as a source of fuel.
          At least you are consistent you didn't address anything I said but very typical of the average voter who doesn't question what they are told.

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            #17
            Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
            Does he sweep the snow off? Mine are working great in this dry sunny weather. Short days are getting longer!
            well , i am still mildly interested and think they have uses
            could you post pics of your back feed to Sask power , say a week apart in this weather?
            did you have any luck getting your massive power bill down ? that is a humdinger , what you used in a year !!!!
            we have got our power bill so low through various energy saving applications , i don't think we could make sense of it ?
            if i PM'd you his cell could you talk to him , maybe he has a problem you could help him with?
            he does clean them regularly

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              #18
              Originally posted by caseih View Post
              a neighbour got woke and put in some chinese solar panels
              he is getting SFA out of them , said they won't pay for themselves in 30 years
              Did he say what the purchase cost was and what the capacity of them is?

              I don’t understand the return on investment of these panels yet.

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                #19
                I did a little more math on the solar requirements to generate enough hydrogen to replace passenger vehicle gasoline in Alberta. In Alberta to produce the 21279.5 kwh per year to produce the hydrogen you would need a 16700 watt solar array. Installed per watt ground mount system is roughly $2.80 per watt or $46760 per person. Total installed solar requirements would be 73950 megawatts. At 4.5 acres per megawatt this translates to 332775 acres of panels or 2080 quarter sections. Remember this is just to produce the hydrogen. Now in my area if the land was bought to mount the solar panels at $750000 a quarter that is $1.56 billion just for the land, obviously different land that is less expensive would have to be used. Anyway the numbers are certainly daunting. Do you think Justin Trudeau and his merry band ever think past their virtue signalling platitudes?!

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                  #20
                  No, they arent very smart when it comes to math.

                  Trudeau the budget will balance itself.

                  These are idiots and they never get math like most liberals.

                  Oh, they know Spelling and most have liberal arts degrees.

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
                    I did a little more math on the solar requirements to generate enough hydrogen to replace passenger vehicle gasoline in Alberta. In Alberta to produce the 21279.5 kwh per year to produce the hydrogen you would need a 16700 watt solar array. Installed per watt ground mount system is roughly $2.80 per watt or $46760 per person. Total installed solar requirements would be 73950 megawatts. At 4.5 acres per megawatt this translates to 332775 acres of panels or 2080 quarter sections. Remember this is just to produce the hydrogen. Now in my area if the land was bought to mount the solar panels at $750000 a quarter that is $1.56 billion just for the land, obviously different land that is less expensive would have to be used. Anyway the numbers are certainly daunting. Do you think Justin Trudeau and his merry band ever think past their virtue signalling platitudes?!
                    Hydrogen electric vehicles require 3x the energy as battery electric vehicles.

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                      #22
                      Originally posted by SASKFARMER View Post
                      No, they arent very smart when it comes to math.

                      Trudeau the budget will balance itself.

                      These are idiots and they never get math like most liberals.

                      Oh, they know Spelling and most have liberal arts degrees.
                      hamloc demonstraites that theyy aren't very biig on physics ether.

                      You giive them significantally more creedit than deserfed - they releye on Spellcheck.

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                        #23
                        Originally posted by ALBERTAFARMER4 View Post
                        Hydrogen electric vehicles require 3x the energy as battery electric vehicles.
                        Yet these are being touted as a solution, to something, that part isn't quite clear.

                        As a proponent of EV's, where do you see hydrogen vehicles fitting in? Which is likely to improve to the point of being practical for long haul trucking, battery density/cost, or hydrogen efficiency?

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                          #24
                          Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                          Yet these are being touted as a solution, to something, that part isn't quite clear.

                          As a proponent of EV's, where do you see hydrogen vehicles fitting in? Which is likely to improve to the point of being practical for long haul trucking, battery density/cost, or hydrogen efficiency?
                          Hydrogen will be like NG, nice energy dense gaseous product perfect for those types of application like home heating. A blend of 5-10% hydrogen can be added to natural gas in pipelines and handled in a standard furnace. Probably can be stored in a bullet in remote locations.

                          But to carry a tank of pressurized hydrogen on a moving vehicle, thats a whole other problem. Natural gas vehicles didnt take off either for that very reason. Would you get on a plane with the wings filled with pressurized hydrogen?
                          Last edited by jazz; Feb 14, 2021, 10:52.

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