Electrical generation and Integrity

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Rain man often repeated himself over and over and over as well .
Get well soon Chuck’s

At least the chucks have their Tourette's syndrome under control. Instead of the usual litany of curse words and name calling, they are now calling me a silly fool.

I feel like I've just been chastised by a great grandmother churchgoer.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Tik Tok and social media is your only source of entertainment and news no doubt, Crop.

Then that explains why you have no clue and have some of the dumbest posts on Agrisilly! Which is no easy feat with the bar set so low!

Chuck, here on your forum, you are the bar.
If you have any concerns about the maturity level of the discourse, perhaps you should look at the most prolific poster, who starts nearly every thread, conduct was so irresponsible and childish that the administrators saw fit to relegate him to his own forum.

[cropgrower]

Tik Tok and social media is your only source of entertainment and news no doubt, Crop.

Then that explains why you have no clue and have some of the dumbest posts on Agrisilly! Which is no easy feat with the bar set so low!

yes TikTok has been a great source of entertainment lately watching the blue haired crazy lefties have a major meltdown , you shud go on there cc and give me another good laugh

[chuckChuck]

Demented Donnie likes Tik Tok even if it is security threat and China controls it.

Because it gave him easy access to millions of Americans so he can spoon feed them his demented crazy bullshit!

[cropgrower]

its all deranged lefty's on their having their tantrums lately

[sumdumguy]

The lefties don’t like it when they can’t buy social media, they liked buying all main stream media( with our money) though so they could push their shyt down our throats day in and day out. Propaganda pushers - you are professionals and you like it that way. Too Friggin bad, you’ve met your match. Gotta love the level playing field, maybe called equity.

[chuckChuck]

Baa Baa Trump sheep!

[chuckChuck]

As for the notion of expanding nuclear capabilities on either side of the border, U.S. utilities and grid operators are looking carefully at the final costs of the recently completed Vogtle nuclear power plant in Georgia. With a final $50-billion ([url]https://www.powermag.com/blog/plant-vogtle-not-a-star-but-a-tragedy-for-the-people-of-georgia/[/url]) price tag for 2,200 megawatts of capacity, the project is raising serious questions about the economic viability of new nuclear power projects.

New estimates from the Tennessee Valley Authority ,suggesting that the cost of Ontario Power Generation’s 1,200-megawatt four-unit ‘small modular reactor’ project at Darlington in Clarington, Ont. could hit $25-billion, are raising similar questions. And with the Ford government also proposing a four-reactor 4,800 megawatt new-build project at the Bruce Power site, the Americans may well be happy to let the province take a more-than $100-billion chance to confirm what they are already learning about the costs of new nuclear reactors. The province’s electricity ratepayers are unlikely to be as pleased. All of this while the costs of renewable energy and energy storage continue to fall ([url]https://www.irena.org/Publications/2024/Sep/Renewable-Power-Generation-Costs-in-2023[/url]).

[url]https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-doug-ford-response-to-trumps-tariff-threat-lacks-credibility/[/url]

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Right on queue Alberta is in a deep freeze and wind power is nowhere to be seen. Currently 20 megawatts out of internal demand of 12,000 megawatts. -33 here this morning, with all the additional energy demand that inevitably comes with this weather.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Wind is now producing 7 megawatts out of 5,688 megawatts of installed capacity.

Works pretty well when you least need it though.