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HeirophantGreen t1_j3axgf0 wrote
This is great news. I wish these types of stories attracted more attention than stories like, say, the play-by-play status of the US House Speaker.
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iluvmyswitcher OP t1_j3b88lr wrote
As is Germany, due to eagerness to reduce dependence on Russian natural gas. Although I've heard it's been a relatively mild winter in that part of the world thus far. Hopefully that will mean a shortfall in funds for the Russian war machine via Gazprom, and less fossil fuels in general being burned for heat in the Eurosphere this cold season.
iluvmyswitcher OP t1_j3b8wzo wrote
Tell me about it! Don't get me wrong - it's funny to see McCarthy being repeatedly rejected and the GOP demonstrating its ineffectiveness over and over again, but it's beginning to feel a bit stale.
EDIT: Looks like the 15th time's the charm.
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Peake88 t1_j3bct0q wrote
? Most of this wind power was generated in England.
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DiaBrave t1_j3bq0zo wrote
Good job Michael Gove opened a new coal mine then!
ziphnor t1_j3c1ha1 wrote
Still got a ways to go: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power_in_Denmark
greaterix t1_j3clxoh wrote
Because coal is only used to generate power, how would you like them to make steel? Ship in 000's of tonnes?
DiaBrave t1_j3cmkrg wrote
You sound like an expert. We know Michael Gove doesn't listen to those.
DiaBrave t1_j3cmp86 wrote
And we do import nearly half of all steel, FYI. I am steel agnostic, I have no real opinion on this.
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Noctizzle t1_j3d9t1m wrote
It's all the baked beans.
Capitain_Collateral t1_j3dlu2h wrote
Unfortunately the price of wholesale wind is going up though, so prepare for some price increases.
Raptorman_Mayho t1_j3dxfbb wrote
Yet the people in our government hate it. You'd think with all that's going on a little hole grown power would make economic sense.
RicksterA2 t1_j3er1i8 wrote
Putin should probably get a Nobel Prize for his efforts to move an entire world away from fossil fuels...
e_to_da_x t1_j3kvf0u wrote
Which is a good incentive to start investing in more wind. Prices of steel for the towers have also gone up.
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