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Ok, agree with the AC, but you could use an ice storage solution as proposed in the other comment (at least for commercial buildings). For desalination, you co
by dx034 10y ago
Ok, agree with the AC, but you could use an ice storage solution as proposed in the other comment (at least for commercial buildings).
For desalination, you could still use solar power for desalination plants and sell the natural gas instead of burning it? At 2.5c/mwh I can imagine that it's more lucrative to switch power and sell the gas to a country like US or UK where NatGas is needed for power plants as solar power is much more expensive.
- pm90 10y agoIt is a thoughtful suggestion but Im guessing that if it was possible to ship off that gas and make a profit, it probably would have already been done. Perhaps its not that cost effective right now. In any case, I think now is a good time for them to invest in developing these alternatives, perhaps on a smaller scale, so that when they run out of all the plentiful fossil fuels, they would then have another system that meets their needs.
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