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Iceland has the world's experts on geothermal engineering. I thought you guys were learning to run light bulbs on steam now.Karl wrote: ...I am studying electrical engineering...
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Tim
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I am running my amp on electricity generated by geothermal energy. We have generated power with geothermal energy since 1947. Electricity is extremely cheap here in Iceland a kW hour only costs about 0.09$. Cold clean drinking water is free but on the other hand a gallon of fuel costs 9$ there is a huge tax on fuel set by our government that almost doubles the price of fuel. But hydrogen/electric cars are being developed so hopefully in a few years I can run my car on water and electricity.drhulsey wrote:Iceland has the world's experts on geothermal engineering. I thought you guys were learning to run light bulbs on steam now.Karl wrote: ...I am studying electrical engineering...
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Maybe Iceland can lead the way for the rest of usKarl wrote: ... But hydrogen/electric cars are being developed so hopefully in a few years I can run my car on water and electricity.
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When I lived in Cowlitz County Washington, (25 miles north of Portland Oregon, the local paper and pulp mills and the Alcoa plant all shared power with the local public owned utility. We paid $.025 per KW/hour. Yes that's correct two and a half cents. We heated and cooled with a heat pump in a good sense house design and our monthly electric bill averaged over the year was about $45.Karl wrote:I am running my amp on electricity generated by geothermal energy. We have generated power with geothermal energy since 1947. Electricity is extremely cheap here in Iceland a kW hour only costs about 0.09$.
In Fairbanks Alaska we paid about $.18 per KW/hour and heated with oil but the interesting thing was that the old houses in the downtown area close to the power plant were given hookups to a waste heat distribution system from the power plant and got free heat!! That's really cheap.
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Hey Dan,skyboltone wrote:When I lived in Cowlitz County Washington, (25 miles north of Portland Oregon, the local paper and pulp mills and the Alcoa plant all shared power with the local public owned utility. We paid $.025 per KW/hour. Yes that's correct two and a half cents. We heated and cooled with a heat pump in a good sense house design and our monthly electric bill averaged over the year was about $45.Karl wrote:I am running my amp on electricity generated by geothermal energy. We have generated power with geothermal energy since 1947. Electricity is extremely cheap here in Iceland a kW hour only costs about 0.09$.
In Fairbanks Alaska we paid about $.18 per KW/hour and heated with oil but the interesting thing was that the old houses in the downtown area close to the power plant were given hookups to a waste heat distribution system from the power plant and got free heat!! That's really cheap.
Dan
Heating oil is sky high in Fairbanks now, and even higher in the more rural areas. Keeping warm never cost so much
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I know that Honda and BMW have hydrogen fuel cell cars in the works.
I remember seeing a prototype of the Honda car and hydrogen generator.
( Not sure if these are the correct terms )
The generator was the size of a big household freezer and the description said that it could generate enough electricity to power an average sized home!
Yeah, like the petrol and electric utility companies are going to let that happen.
Here in the Pacific Northwest we use hydro power that used to be very cheap but through bureaucratic fingers it has steadily risen.
I can't remember off the top of my head what we are paying per kilowatt because it is pro rated like the first 500 KW is .09/ kw then a certain amount after that is so much.
Still I pay an average pay bill of $127/ month on my all electric house.
This is with an efficient heat pump that also provides AC in the summer.
I remember seeing a prototype of the Honda car and hydrogen generator.
( Not sure if these are the correct terms )
The generator was the size of a big household freezer and the description said that it could generate enough electricity to power an average sized home!
Yeah, like the petrol and electric utility companies are going to let that happen.
Here in the Pacific Northwest we use hydro power that used to be very cheap but through bureaucratic fingers it has steadily risen.
I can't remember off the top of my head what we are paying per kilowatt because it is pro rated like the first 500 KW is .09/ kw then a certain amount after that is so much.
Still I pay an average pay bill of $127/ month on my all electric house.
This is with an efficient heat pump that also provides AC in the summer.
Tom
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Here in Iceland we currently have few hydroelectric city buses running only on water and electricity. They are I think made by Mercedes and are doing their job very well.
Karl Fridrik
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Anyone follow the Stan Meyer incident?
http://waterpoweredcar.com/stanmeyer.html
Seems to me that big oil DOES have hitmen.
http://waterpoweredcar.com/stanmeyer.html
Seems to me that big oil DOES have hitmen.
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10 years ago, a local engineer who works for Quebec Hydro invented an electric weel that did not need brakes. So he built a silent car with no engine that could go 0-100km in less than 4 sec.dartanion wrote:Anyone follow the Stan Meyer incident?
http://waterpoweredcar.com/stanmeyer.html
Seems to me that big oil DOES have hitmen.
Like any start-up he needed money and went bancrupt:roll:
I'll say that much...i would'nt want to get poppped:oops:
CNN Breaking News-
Man found dead at the bottom of St-Lawrence river with an Express attached to his neck...suicide note pinned to his cowboy shirt...he apparently stabbed himself in the back repeatedly 68 times before hitting the cold water...
The oilmen are only buying time but...
Clean is growing everyday but...
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Warning
The StanMeyer site is loaded with Trojan Horses I iwent their to check out this incredible information and my Virus checker just started cascading one alert after the other. Does anyone know of another site with this info?
Now I have to try and clean these beasts out of my computer
randy
The StanMeyer site is loaded with Trojan Horses I iwent their to check out this incredible information and my Virus checker just started cascading one alert after the other. Does anyone know of another site with this info?
Now I have to try and clean these beasts out of my computer
randy
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Thanks for the heads up Randy, I'll steer clear of that site.
But I did Google it and came up with a lot of hits.
I guess there are a lot of conspricy theories about his death but certainly people have been killed for much less than threatening the security of the oil companies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIgOn1kRw5s
But I did Google it and came up with a lot of hits.
I guess there are a lot of conspricy theories about his death but certainly people have been killed for much less than threatening the security of the oil companies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIgOn1kRw5s
Tom
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Yeah, I just got hit with some virus warnings off of another site about water powered cars......
Seems as if "somebody" doesn't want you to visit these sites.....
Hmmmm, I am not a conspiracy nut buy one has to wonder about certain things in life....
Seems as if "somebody" doesn't want you to visit these sites.....
Hmmmm, I am not a conspiracy nut buy one has to wonder about certain things in life....
Tom
Don't let that smoke out!
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Remember, Tom. Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean somebody isn't out to GETCHAStructo wrote: ... I am not a conspiracy nut but one has to wonder about certain things in life....
Tim
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Well...my computer is behaving wrongly since visiting that site...RB wrote:Warning
The StanMeyer site is loaded with Trojan Horses I iwent their to check out this incredible information and my Virus checker just started cascading one alert after the other. Does anyone know of another site with this info?
Now I have to try and clean these beasts out of my computer
randy
Will have to buy a Virus Clean-up software...and spend the week-end trying to figure out how to clean up my computer...this new technology is a little behond me...
Will present Petro-Canada with a bill for the inconvenience and the suffering but...
A 200$ credit is in order...minimum