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Good job! Did you get a multi-year lock on the price paid for energy you put into the grid? Or were you effected by the rate structure change? My next step is to install solar thermal to eliminate the power needed to heat our water.
Good job! Did you get a multi-year lock on the price paid for energy you put into the grid? Or were you effected by the rate structure change? My next step is to install solar thermal to eliminate the power needed to heat our water.
I don’t know. I’ve seen this used occasionally and thought I’d try it here. What’s to lose?
“It might change how they talk about [Israel],” one moderate House Democrat said of their colleagues
So stealing land, committing genocide and syphoning a huge amount of dollars for military support (leaving other programs unfunded), isn’t enough. But a heavy handed influence of our elections gets their attention?
If the dogs are big, maybe the box won’t be standing any longer.
Is “off pace” a British term? I haven’t encountered is in the US.
Clarification from the article…
While projects like H2 Green Steel show momentum is growing, experts say the pace is far too slow.
Minutes later reports people threatening to shoot him because guns are not dangerous.
Betteridge’s Law…
“Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.” It is named after Ian Betteridge, a British technology journalist who wrote about it in 2009, although the principle is much older. It is based on the assumption that if the publishers were confident that the answer was yes, they would have presented it as an assertion; by presenting it as a question, they are not accountable for whether it is correct or not. The adage does not apply to questions that are more open-ended than strict yes–no questions.
https://en.wikipedia.org//wiki/Betteridge’s_law_of_headlines
SUVs have to be high on the list.
Seems like an easy thing to disable. A couple of shots to the pontoons would stop it, right?
Gardens don’t have to be pretty to be wonderful, and fun. Good job!
Yeah, but why not both?
Thanks for posting such a useful guide! I’m inspired to build one also. I notice the lack of screen. So there’s been no problem with other creatures raiding the sticks? ('Am wondering because we have hungry jays, squirrels and rats in our area.)
So there’s no chance that this threat could backfire? By the looks of the Israeli protest marches, not everyone in that country agrees with the current government’s heavy handed approach. Could this be a bluff?
They assert that Honolulu’s lawsuit and similar actions pose a “grave threat” to “our nation’s
energy infrastructurethieving capitalists.”
Fixed that for them.
Does anyone know if other unions work on these campuses? If so, how are they responding to these strikes? Some support from other unions would probably mean a lot right now.
I dunno. They say it’s “a Jeep thing”.
Sure… you go first.
Headlines are saying “yes”, as long as he’s not in jail on election day.
Solar module efficiency is what, about 20% at best? Thermal is more like 60%. This means less roof area needed on a house that doesn’t have a lot of solar exposure.
Then there’s cost. With the thermal system I’m planning there will be 40gal of potentially very hot water mixed down to the (lower) maximum temperature of my 40gal electric water heater, which will again be mixed down to the maximum temperature allowed for domestic use. In effect the design will be one battery feeding into another. 'Seems cheaper than lithium batteries, and since this will be a passive system, no controller will be needed.