Climate Change and Renewable Energy News and Discussion
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China's provinces with high amount of renewable resource generate really cheap energy. Solar and Wind in China is super cheap.
StarEnergy's plans for micro grids that can be deployed around harder to reach areas and generally to provide more power, more ease of generating and capturing solar energy.
Even CGN is getting into green hydrogen and methanol.
Huge project in Inner Mongolia
Huge project in Inner Mongolia
Vogle 3+4 took like eleven years to build. For two piddling 1GW reactors. This is not a normal project.
Total project cost of this Westinghouse NPP was $25 billion USD. Compare that with $11 billion USD cost of the slightly higher capacity Astravets NPP built by the Russians in Belarus.
Chinese NPPs are likely cheaper than even Russian ones.
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his numbers are using "cost reduction" estimates + a lot of IRA related subsidies. Chinese wind & solar costs are pretty much unbeatable.
Economics for green hydrogen pretty much doesn't work anywhere outside of China where projects after projects are going up.
Even Bloomberg is reporting on it now. Too many canceled projects.
There is just not enough green money around the world to stimulate hydrogen demand.
There is only demand for cheap enough hydrogen.
CGN is also investing in many wind projects in general. It opened bids for 1.4GW of offshore wind. Huge contract.
This is all to be delivered in under a year.
This is all to be delivered in under a year.
I know I am a dumbass at times, but please could someone tell me the source of these calculations of sea level rises? Does this source have any agendas?