Posts by DenTheMan 186 publicly visible posts • joined 17 Feb 2018
After being blacklisted Trump ran to the ends of the earth to get financial support.
Thus he is owned by Russia. And if China and US now get real cosy it likely means a full blown European war.
China, solve global warming and peace, the current US certainly being ww3 antagonizing.
The EU can cope with China being the superpower peace saviour. The US is a Trump war zone.
According to the Wiki EE are now fuelpositive.com having switched to green Ammonia from 700w/h kg solid battery cells.
In their reason to invest they say 'Once we have completed the full validation in our facility, we will have two third-parties – a university and an accredited lab – conduct independent validations before the system will be moved to the farm.'
Something different, yet a similar story. Maybe.
Assuming different products I imagine the technology is near identical.
At 500wh the Amprius quote C/10 for both discharge and charge and a lifespan of 200 to 1200 cycles.
In full solid state lifespan is the major problem so these will be problematic too.
However, in micromobility they look great, especially if fully safe too. 250 watt EU ebikes would certainly benefit from a 2.5kw/h pack weighing the same as a current 750 watt pack.
About a year ago I investigated as to why Reach were heavily invested in DWP marketing like articles.
Not being able to pinpoint the same trait down to ine person I deduced they were very low paid and on piece work.
Maybe it was always a chatbot like device.
With media far right, initially I suspected it was done in league with government. In a way it is.
The Express is another chatbot like place.
As already said here, Hydrogen is a fuel that can be used to store energy. And ever increasingly this is becoming green energy from wind and solar.
Mixing with gas simply continues the trend for global warming. Hydrogen production can use 100% of the excess from solar and wind giving the UK the potential for 100% hydrogen, solar and wind green energy.
In the meantime, we, the UK banned ultra cheap onshore and have agreed to financially cover the cost overrun for Sizewell C. Even before any cost overrun, onshore wind is many times cheaper than nuclear energy.
And why was onshore wind banned? It dates back 9 years or so when 2nd home owners were worried about their 2nd homes being devalued by nearby wind farms.
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