If you're investing in the LNG space (or interested in the relationship between global politics and energy) then this is a must listen ...
https://t.co/wb2iu0Ml0s
@Israeltolz@clcoding Did you install cartopy in your environment using:
pip install cartopy
(then run Jupyter from the environment where you installed the package)
@ChrisMartzWX Also, solar conversion % has gone up over the past decade and, at the same time, it is very difficult to recycle rare earths from existing panels ... makes me wonder if we should save valuable rare earths until we've maxed-out conversion efficiency.
@ChrisMartzWX Thanks for posting this @ChrisMartzWX. One thing that surprises me is the amount of concrete needed for solar. Why does solar require more concrete than nuclear (or geothermal and coal for that matter)?
#nuclear#uranium
@quakes99@TerraPower Also, the article didn't directly mention the fuel, but I believe I read that this design uses 20% #HALEU. Has there been any discussion of where they will get the fuel? Bullish for $GEV or $LEU or ???
#uranium#HALEU#nuclearpower
@quakes99@energyintel China alone has 18 reactors under development with plans to bring 4 online in 2024 and as many as 10 new reactors commissioned per year within the next few years.
At the same time, Bloomberg is reporting that new reactor development in the US is shifting to retrofits of existing reactors and building small modular reactors (SMRs).
https://t.co/z0Qp9JDNPt