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Reply #300 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 6:50am
 
Massive project with hydrogen storage in Pilbara.



Pilbara renewables hub adds 3GW wind and solar to $20bn plan
Giles Parkinson 4 May 2018

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The consortium behind an ambitious plan to create an Asian Renewable Energy Hub in the Pilbara region of Western Australia have unveiled plans to add another 3GW of wind and solar to the project to help meet domestic as well as international needs.

The mooted addition will take the potential cost of the project –which envisages exporting cheap wind and solar to Asian customers via subsea cables – to around $20 billion.

The addition of the 3GW of wind and solar will take total generation capacity to around 9GW – with the added capacity targeted at large energy users in the Pilbara, who currently depend on expensive gas and diesel supplies.

The scale of the project is phenomenal. That amount of capacity will generate around 33TWh of wind and solar a year – exactly the amount of wind and solar that is targeted for the whole country by 2020 under the federal renewable energy target.

It would also be the biggest wind-solar hybrid project in the world, could include battery storage, and would likely provide jobs for 3,000 people in the construction phase and 400 people over the long-term operations.

The AREH consortium – which includes global wind turbine manufacturer Vestas, Australia’s CWP Renewables, and Intercontinental Energy – says the extra capacity will allow mine expansions, and the addition of upscale value-added processing.

The 9GW of generation capacity will likely comprise around 6GW of wind generation and 3GW of solar PV generation, and could also include hydrogen storage facilities for domestic use and export.

The Pilbara is generally known for its excellent solar resources, but CWP says it has also found a major wind resource in the area, and the shift to even larger turbines has dramatically increased its assumed potential.

There is a relatively consistent wind speed of  8.2 metres per second. Transmission losses to Asia are estimated to be about 9 per cent over 3,000km.

Andrew Dickson, from CWP says the consortium found the site –between Broome and Port Hedland – after a 12 month search. “We had a hunch there was good wind. The more we look at it, the more the economics improve,” he told RenewEconomy.

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https://reneweconomy.com.au/pilbara-renewables-hub-adds-3gw-wind-and-solar-to-20...
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Reply #302 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 7:21am
 
COULD involve hydrogen. woopee doo!
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Reply #303 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 7:36am
 
God that nauseating Mad Munk troll is polluting the joint with his attention seeking trash ALREADY.
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Reply #304 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 7:44am
 
MAYBE hydrogen. If they are selling electricity to Java won’t be much left for hydrogen.
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Reply #305 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 8:01am
 
God that nauseating Mad Munk troll is STILL HERE polluting the joint with his attention seeking trash.
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keep ther troll out
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Reply #309 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 6:37pm
 
juliar wrote on Aug 7th, 2018 at 10:52pm:
Ignoring that awful troll Mad Munk who hasn't got a clue and who is just attention seeking.

Sir Bobby,

As hydrogen is ALREADY working you are talking ......

Read the very many factual actual installations and cars in California and the big trend to hydrogen in Japan and then you might have some idea.

Alternately you might risk walking out onto the plank and try to explain why you think the already working hydrogen stuff is not in fact working.

You probably have not grasped that the hydrogen energy revolution is MUCH BIGGER than the small dead end electric cars.

Hydrogen is already powering cars AND large trucks in the USA and it is used in Sth Korea for cars and also in Japan.

But hydrogen is also seen as the next LNG as an energy carrier in the form of ammonia which is quite easy to transport.

Even SA is getting some hydrogen powered buses.

Hydrogen is proposed to be added to domestic gas supplies as the gas pipes are already plastic lined.

Hydrogen is being proposed as a limitless energy storage for renewable stuff.

SA is already building hydrogen generators driven by renewable energy with the obvious very lucrative hydrogen export business in mind.

It really matters not one iota if you believe it or not as the world is not relying on your decisions and vision.



You didn't read what I wrote.
Doesn't matter - the topic doesn't interest me much anyway.
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Reply #310 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 8:23pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Aug 8th, 2018 at 6:37pm:
juliar wrote on Aug 7th, 2018 at 10:52pm:
Ignoring that awful troll Mad Munk who hasn't got a clue and who is just attention seeking.

Sir Bobby,

As hydrogen is ALREADY working you are talking ......

Read the very many factual actual installations and cars in California and the big trend to hydrogen in Japan and then you might have some idea.

Alternately you might risk walking out onto the plank and try to explain why you think the already working hydrogen stuff is not in fact working.

You probably have not grasped that the hydrogen energy revolution is MUCH BIGGER than the small dead end electric cars.

Hydrogen is already powering cars AND large trucks in the USA and it is used in Sth Korea for cars and also in Japan.

But hydrogen is also seen as the next LNG as an energy carrier in the form of ammonia which is quite easy to transport.

Even SA is getting some hydrogen powered buses.

Hydrogen is proposed to be added to domestic gas supplies as the gas pipes are already plastic lined.

Hydrogen is being proposed as a limitless energy storage for renewable stuff.

SA is already building hydrogen generators driven by renewable energy with the obvious very lucrative hydrogen export business in mind.

It really matters not one iota if you believe it or not as the world is not relying on your decisions and vision.



You didn't read what I wrote.
Doesn't matter - the topic doesn't interest me much anyway.


socko and his oily mates just want to rip the punters off for their energy needs.

if hydrogen powers an electric car then the electric car is a good idea.

If renewable energy powers an electric car then electric cars are a bad idea Cheesy LOL
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Reply #311 - Aug 8th, 2018 at 11:49pm
 
Sir Bobby has gone into DENIAL MODE now the UNDENIABLE FACTS are stacked up against him.


And that dumber than dumb troll displays his/her even greater ignorance about the topic. But then everyone knows trolls like to disrupt intelligent discussion because it makes them feel inadequate because they cannot understand it.
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