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We no longer need to deliver natural gas into cities to deliver power to a process, that was the original argument. Delivering it as a feedstock and or specific
by sitkack 5y ago
We no longer need to deliver natural gas into cities to deliver power to a process, that was the original argument. Delivering it as a feedstock and or specific chemical heat source, sure.
- Manuel_D 5y agoFrom the comment I responded to: > tl;dr the need to deliver gas to anything other than a grid scale powerplant is over. This is untrue. I explicitly acknowledged that the context is mostly in household use (did you miss that?), but this statement goes too far.
- R0b0t1 5y agoRunning a small induction forge takes ~20kW or so, about the max deliverable to a house, so no. This output is achievable with gas.