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Just a question:
Can't say 100% but the mighty Misissippi is right next door (Hydro-electric?) and lots of shale plays in the region.
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Don't be so silly. Frozen wind turbines and your neighbors solar panels should provide PLENTY of power. And if that doesn't work, all the tesla owners can unite and use there Elon batteries to power the arc furnace
That was my line of thought also.... Perhaps I should buy stock in some of the coal mining operations. The Pacific Northwest had the largest aluminum smelters as well as copper smelters... When the nukes started shutting down there was not enough power for the smelters and they closed down. To the best of my memory.... The steel and aluminum companies had purchased power on the futures market. Price of electricity shot up and the companies sold the power they had bought at a handsome profit....Don't be so silly. Frozen wind turbines and your neighbors solar panels should provide PLENTY of power. And if that doesn't work, all the tesla owners can unite and use there Elon batteries to power the arc furnace
Sarcasm aside, "climate change" is gonna cock block the fuck outta their 2024 completion date. Which sucks cause we need more American steel .
I agree! With out nuclear-power or coal fired plants I too am skeptical that any thing considered green energy by today's standards is gonna be sufficient. I'd imagine if this does come to fruition, and the mills in this country are stuck using coal power, heafty carbon tax costs are gonna be passed on to the consumer.
