May 16, 2022 6:46 PM
Published May 16, 2022 11:26 AM
‘We’re worried’: CA power officials warn extreme heat could bring blackouts this summer
California energy officials are warning the state will likely have an energy shortage that could result in rolling blackouts this summer.
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'We're worried': CA power officials warn extreme heat could bring blackouts this summer
California energy officials are warning the state will likely have an energy shortage that could result in rolling blackouts this summer. As drought, extreme heat and wildfires challenge California's energy reliability, projections show a potential shortage of 1,700 megawatts of power statewide...kesq.com
I guess all those electric cars are gonna charge themselves then?
You really are an idiot.Your article is from May. How many of those extreme heat blackouts have we had so far?
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You really are an idiot.
Whatever...You're still an idiot.That's not an answer.
That's not an answer.
Ethanol is not a low carbon fuel. It is effectively made from natural gas:If you own a flex-fuel car and have access to E85 fuel, it is currently selling for more than a dollar/gallon less than the cheapest gasoline mix, which more than makes up for its lower MPG. In the last week, I have purchased E85 in Sacramento for $3.199 in Sacramento and $2.959 in El Cajon.
It's not cherry season yet.Mid-February is when the ice cover on the Great Lakes is usually at its peak. Not this year --
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Shocking"If you believe that today’s 'climate change' is caused by too much carbon, you have been fooled. We live on a spinning planet that rotates around a much bigger sun along with other planets and heavenly bodies rotating around the sun that all create gravitational pull on one another while our galaxy rotates and travels through the universe. Considering all of that, yes our climate will change, and it’s totally normal!"
--MTG
Why subsidized?Ethanol is not a low carbon fuel. It is effectively made from natural gas:
Use natural gas to make fertilizer. Use fertilizer to grow crops. Ferment the crops into ethanol.
It's cheaper because it is subsidized, not because it is any more efficient.