#electricityproduction — Public Fediverse posts
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BlackRock Says Buy AI Energy Stocks Over Big Tech in 2026. Here Are 3 Top Picks.
There’s no denying that technology stocks like Nvidia and Palantir were the powerhous…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #AI #alternativeenergysolutions #ArtificialIntelligence #BlackRock #BloomEnergy #CONSTELLATIONENERGY #DataCenters #electricityproduction #gevernova #nuclearpower #nuclearpowerplant #nuclearreactors #Technology
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Yeah. Because nuclear is so "cheap", the French government needs to subsidize the price of electricity so nuclear can stay "competitive".
We can learn something from this: It's not alwas private capitalists that drive totally illogical decisions. Because of ideology and institutional inertia, state-owned companies* can result also in bad outcomes.
* ok, there are also quite a few private companies or joint ventures involved, but it is impressive how the French govt continuously redistributes money into an industry that has clearly shown to not be the solution.
#Nuclear #NuclearEnergy #EDF #France #EnergyTransition #SMR #Uranium #ElectricityProduction #EnergyPolicy
@NoelWauchope -
Seems as if the #nordics have not yet achieved #greengrowth by #decoupling from #co2Emissions At least if you consider #bunkerFuels, #biomass imports for #electricityProduction and not use the largest #remainingCo2Budget .
Read more about it:
Accounting matters: Revisiting claims of decoupling and genuine green growth in Nordic countries
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921800921001592Shoutout to @niclasoverby for the Danish article in @videnskabdk that covers the above article
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CW: Forecasting energy production
Just working on some trends and forecasting for national production of renewables. Example attached. Looking to produce a R/shiny dashboard, so you could select countries and types of renewable/non-renewable sources. Useful? Comments and suggestions welcome.