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Let's hope so afc always seem to leave till year end

The date regarding juelich hasn't been on the afc website for a good while .

It's about time Germany stopped relying so heavily on fossil fuels

Pamela CannonHead of Global Marketing, Data Centers at ABB

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Our very own Dave Sterlace presenting on “Powering the Edge” at the 7X24Exchange. Proud to be partnered with Adam Bond at AFC Energy plc on this presentation. Sorry you couldn’t be here Adam but thanks for working with us to help achieve a more #sustainable future for data centers.

Could well be afc if you look closely at the writing on the left side you can just about make out the word hydrogen

Cheeky if you talking about me then blame my Internet connection or lse posted earlier but only just appeared

Adam BondChief Executive Officer at AFC Energy plc

A great presentation ahead for those fortunate enough to attend - and thanks again Dave for picking up the AFC Energy plc presentation in my absence!!

Haggis why couldn't they use a tesla mega battery
https://www.tesla.com/en_gb/megapack

Bumble I'm a big believer in the way nature always changes not a lot can stop it what ever we try if we continue to polute etc things will evolve some things will die off others will flourish and new species will evolve just think if nothing changed we would still have dinosaurs roaming around and other more modern animals would not be here .Just to be clear I'm not advocating poisoning the planet .And no doubt we will clean up the western world and forget about the poorer countries who will be mining for the lithium etc .Not sure about the elite really been bothered about the environment the sceptic in me says its all about the money

Remember it's not just our generation or our generation before which changed the natural landscsoes, it's being going on for thousands of years.Just look at the Romans.For instance they cleared large forests in Britain which killed off the wild life at that time .

(Capacitor)

On Teesside, the ultracapacitor sits only a few miles along the coast from where cables from the world’s largest offshore wind farm, SSE’s 3.6 GW Dogger Bank will land, providing power for five million homes.Dont know what that has to do with the supercapacity as dogger bank is being cabled into hull

This taken from document just published which I just posted link to .Scientific Advisor to BEIS, to advise on the development of TSCs in the energy sector.
Members are independent of the government, with membership drawn from academia and
expert organisations. The EWG will advise on key energy system issues such as hydrogen,
carbon capture, utilisation and storage, and nuclear energy.

https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/uk-government-sets-out-roadmap-to-green-finance

I wonder if they could get the extreme e set up back from sardinia in time for cop26

https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/travel/15-mega-projects-shaping-the-future-of-saudi-arabia-1.980698

Ev van no good for myself at the moment run it constant all day going from breakdown to breakdown to service hgv. Also our vans are on 24hr callouts and most of the haulage companies are on time delivery and can be financially penalised if they don't make the delivery time slots.Diesel takes couple minutes to fill and lasts a few days So until fast chargers can give the range in the same time frame for multiple vehicles it's a no from me

Isn't it strange how the usual suspects have disappeared again

It maybe OK at the moment but I can't believe charging them will stay cheap for long ,also the problem with ev for at least the next few years will be the cost of service and repair ,very few people who specialise in this area and you can't just have anyone fiddling with the high voltage systems

Sorry missed that bit
 will be recharged using a range of renewable sources including solar installations, a kinetic stadium floor, power bikes and generators powered by Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil. The kinetic stadium floor and the power bikes