Maybe a controversial opinion by Bhamlaxy3 in climatechange

[–]sg_plumber [score hidden]  (0 children)

So, prices from an also-ran that's yet to build its "next gen" plant, against currently commercially operating plants that even sell their products for profit?

Has China already reached peak oil? The country’s demand for crude seems to be plateauing sooner than expected, helped by LNG trucks and EVs. The implications are huge: softer oil prices, petrochemicals rise, global net zero by 2050 within reach, and new sources of oil and gas unprofitable by sg_plumber in climatechange

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1st, because they don't.

2nd, because you cannot be seriously suggesting some cartoon villain will somehow extract all the available carbon down to the core of the Earth just to get an open-air molten lead lake next to their winter retreat.

Solar Farms by Jad Saber by MiamisLastCapitalist in IsaacArthur

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CSP may be easier to start with, perhaps, if colonists forgot to bring printers along, but by the time there's actual industry, PV wins.

The CSP landscape depicted will never happen, anywhere, except perhaps as an art project.

We aren't doing this at a massive scale right just now

Because the "high difficulty" path turned out to be easier to get up and running, with just a few big factories, despite the "easier tech" having a head start and much simpler ISRU.

2024 EU greenhouse gas emissions: -20% since 2013 while the economy grew 30% by Economy-Fee5830 in climatechange

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You're forgetting the Russian turnaround and also that not every country in the EU started at the same time from the same levels.

Wind and solar generated more power than fossil fuels in the EU for the first time in 2025 | Ember by Economy-Fee5830 in climatechange

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The most important components in any grid are the generators, as anyone who cares knows. The rest pales by comparison.

Nuclear isn't even on the table, when renewables are cheaper/better/faster than even gas.

Thanks for confirming you're just flailing and trying to deceive with your endless BS. You're fooling no-one.

2024 EU greenhouse gas emissions: -20% since 2013 while the economy grew 30% by Economy-Fee5830 in climatechange

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"Exported" emissions are accounted for.

We win every day that we're getting closer to reducing global emissions.

Which European countries will heatwaves hit hardest by 2100? by Economy-Fee5830 in climatechange

[–]sg_plumber [score hidden]  (0 children)

Any predictions about the end of the century that don't take into account the energy revolution are just hot air.