A thing to keep in mind is that the electric thing will be largely restricted to little toy gimmicky very inconvenient "cars".

The heavy transport area will continue to be diesel based as the horsepower required is so great that a little battery is a waste of time.

Then there is the mining and agricultural and industry and shipping requirements for many large machines which are almost exclusively diesel powered.

For this large power area hydrogen is the obvious answer particularly for replacing diesel in cities for moving containers from the wharves which is mostly done with old diesel trucks which produce quite a bit of pollution. Hydrogen is already being used in several cities for buses and large trucks.

The tiny minds of the Greeny types seem to think that the world moves on the tiny toy gimmicky all electric inconveniences.

The Greeny dream that solar and wind will power the world is just a nightmare as most of the all electric cars are still coal powered from the charging stations.

Hydrogen CAN and IS being produced by solar and wind as the unreliable erratic output of these inefficient renewable things is quite OK for hydrogen production.

It helps to look at reality rather than Greeny imaginary things.

Bear in mind that the extremist Greenies want to CLOSE DOWN ALL INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA.

North Coast reject Tweedledum just can't resist showing what a sad sick simpleton she really is. Her use of gay Greeny tactics of attacking the person who humiliated her are just so ineffective and such an admission of defeat.

Now ignoring the ignorant Nth Coast defeated Greeny ratbag and back to the TOPIC.




End of oil

Headline: The World Ends Tonight - Details at 11. This same story has been bandied about since Hubert showed his lack of belief in the industry’s innovation and persistence.

Analysis: Why Hubbert's Peak Oil Theory Fails

First, last and always, the world will never run out of coal, oil or natural gas. This is not because of some unlimited supply the public is unaware of or some miraculous regeneration previously unknown to science.

This is because the energy industry and the world's scientists are continually investigating new and/or improved sources of energy, improved techniques in finding and recovering hydrocarbons and improving the efficiency of all variety of devices that utilize these energy sources.

The costs associated with fossil fuels will fluctuate over time just as it has since the Colonel hit that first strike in PA. Meanwhile the costs of non-fossil, renewable sources will continue to drop as technology develops to improve those sources.

Eventually, in different locations around the world, at different times, those expenses will flip and future production after that will be solely for non-energy needs that will support higher prices that fuel or electrical generation.

One must realize that there are many uses of oil and gas beyond energy already (Insecticides, Ink, Floor Wax, Pens, Upholstery, Clothing, Boats, Sports Car Bodies, Nail Polish, Fishing Lures, etc.) and the need for flight fuel will most likely be the longest lasting energy need. The bottom line is what does it cost to generate and how many are willing/able to pay that expense.

The end of oil is always predicated on “recoverable” reserves. Every time the price of oil changes by a few dollars a barrel, “recoverable” gets redefined. The term should “ at $xx a barrel”.

Perhaps they can refine the many thousands of crashed Teslas in the junk yards into oil ?

Inflamed and angry the North Coast reject Tweedledum flies into standard Gay Greeny attack the person mode.

Her tiny wizened Globally Warmed "mind" just cannot cope with these real world things.


Reminds you of Tweedledum's burnt out "mind"

Like a bad smell silly old Tweedledum just won't go away.

On the evening of April 18 1977, President Jimmy Carter invited television cameras into the Oval Office and portentously announced to the American people that “tonight I want to have an unpleasant talk with you about a problem unprecedented in our history. With the exception of preventing war, this is the greatest challenge our country will face during our lifetimes.”

The unprecedented problem was energy. Or rather, the lack of it. “We simply must balance our demand for energy with our rapidly shrinking resources,” said the 39th President of the United States. “The oil and natural gas we rely on for 75 per cent of our energy are running out.”

juliar wrote on Jan 11^th, 2019 at 10:09am:


Why pay for any of it when you can get it off your rooftop for zilch !!

juliar wrote on Jan 11^th, 2019 at 10:09am:

who is Frank and does he know that Hydrogen is mainly made form Fossil Fuels at the moment