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USA uses about 1500 watts per capita continuous. Production 4,260,400 GWh/anum. China uses about 516 watts per capita continuous. Production 5,649,500 ...
By Dipchip on Nigeria’s Achilles Heel
I guess we'll find out how much of that growth is tied to $100/bbl...
By Optimist on Nigeria’s Achilles Heel
FWIW, this sounds all to familiar. The South African electric power utility, Eskom, the largest electric power producer in Africa ...
By Optimist on Nigeria’s Achilles Heel
My translation of what you said above is that the strategy is to delay or stop the pipeline so that ...
By GreenEngineer on The Growing Risk of Transporting Crude Oil by Rail
ummm, whatever you point is/points are, they are undermined when you use information from The Breakthrough Institute as their foundation. ...
By You Must Be Joking on New IEA Study: Least Cost Scenario has Nuclear as the World’s Largest Source of Electricity by 2050
The tanker car DOT-111 was originally designed for corn syrup transport. It has 7/16" thick steel and must pass a ...
By Forrest on The Growing Risk of Transporting Crude Oil by Rail
Interesting article. I was unaware that Nigeria's economy has grown so much. That's very hopeful.
By Russ Finley on Nigeria’s Achilles Heel

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