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Electrify Everything
Who hear is seeing the value / shift to electrification?
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Originally Posted by
mhoush
Who hear is seeing the value / shift to electrification?
If you mean to get off fossil fuels and move to heat pumps, I am all in.
I can see the future where 50% or more of electricity is being produced by renewable sources.
Right now some states have mandates to produce a certain amount of electric from renewable sources.
I think in California all new houses have to have solar. This should cut down on the green house gases produced.
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Originally Posted by
joemach
If you mean to get off fossil fuels and move to heat pumps, I am all in.
I can see the future where 50% or more of electricity is being produced by renewable sources.
Right now some states have mandates to produce a certain amount of electric from renewable sources.
I think in California all new houses have to have solar. This should cut down on the green house gases produced.
I wonder if coal is really worse than the chemicals that are used to produce many of these green technologies. I will probably never know for sure.
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What’s wrong with natural gas? Especially in our area?
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Originally Posted by
jbhenergy
What’s wrong with natural gas? Especially in our area?
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Nothing wrong per se, but may be a less stable asset as renewables get cheaper. There’s also difficulty finding low output models for tight homes, although some manufacturers are starting to make some low output models.
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Originally Posted by
mhoush
Nothing wrong per se, but may be a less stable asset as renewables get cheaper. There’s also difficulty finding low output models for tight homes, although some manufacturers are starting to make some low output models.
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I agree with the output problem. I have never seen a heater that ran for any length of time to maintain temp during our coldest weather.
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The greenhouse gases produced to make these renewable energy sources are crazy.
Im all for renewable energy if it makes sense.
Wind still needs oil to work
Solar panels are dirty
Lithium is dirty
Oil doesn't hurt the ozone
NG is pretty clean and there is plenty of it
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Originally Posted by
gravity
NG is pretty clean and there is plenty of it
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That is until Biden shuts it down.
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Originally Posted by
mhoush
Nothing wrong per se, but may be a less stable asset as renewables get cheaper. There’s also difficulty finding low output models for tight homes, although some manufacturers are starting to make some low output models.
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Trane I know has a 26k (or something close) and icp has a 26k.
I believe they only have those in single stage thus far and not variable capacity. Those still are 40k.
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The problem I have had with renewable energy is you can push technology but you can't force it. Some day the world will have to have vast quantities of renewable energy and we should work in that direction. The dishonest media tries to make it look like we have to have it all now and that isn't true.
No man can be both ignorant and free.
Thomas Jefferson
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Originally Posted by
WAYNE3298
The problem I have had with renewable energy is you can push technology but you can't force it. Some day the world will have to have vast quantities of renewable energy and we should work in that direction. The dishonest media tries to make it look like we have to have it all now and that isn't true.
Follow the money....... just that simple. You need an example, look at California. Sad.
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History repeating it self again. All Electric..........until there's not enough infrastructure then rates go up!
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Originally Posted by
gravity
The greenhouse gases produced to make these renewable is crazy
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Yea, but they are made in China and doesn’t affect global warming!