Even the founder of the Weather Channel says Climate change/global warming is a HOAX!
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Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
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It's still powered by some fossil fuel.
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That interview is from a decade ago. https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-john-coleman-climate-change-176441300111
Coleman also was not any type of scientist himself, with a degree in journalism.
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It's still powered by some fossil fuel.
It's still powered by some fossil fuel.
Supposedly (according to Tesla) their superchargers are powered through solar power on-site and through purchasing electricity which was matched to renewable generation.
that story about the supercharger station is originally from 2015 as well
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It's still powered by some fossil fuel.
Supposedly (according to Tesla) their superchargers are powered through solar power on-site and through purchasing electricity which was matched to renewable generation.
that story about the supercharger station is originally from 2015 as well
Supposedly (according to Tesla) their superchargers are powered through solar power on-site and through purchasing electricity which was matched to renewable generation.
that story about the supercharger station is originally from 2015 as well
I find it very hard to believe that solar power could do the job. Probably thru the electric grid which could be natural gas, fossil, or nuclear.
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Just because it’s dated news doesn’t mean it’s fake.
I know some of you lefties have a problem with that.
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Not really, it's still connected to the grid and used a diesel back up generator for a heavy holiday weekend.
https://www.sfgate.com/centralcoast/article/tesla-interstate-5-supercharger-power-plant-18343119.php
TezLab spokesperson Ben Perlman emailed SFGATE to clarify how Tesla’s energy is used at places like the Harris Ranch Supercharger. “All electricity is created and used instantly by the mix of sources that are attached to the grid,” he wrote. “The energy being used at the Harris Ranch supercharger is the same energy being used anywhere within CalISO’s grid coverage.”
Some of the stations do have solar power on top but I find it hard to believe that's enough to fully charge cars, in other words they are there so they can make the claim in double talk. At the end of the day, it's still connected to the power grid like anything else. I'm not saying that makes EV cars useless, but it does mean it's not so planet friendly as the climate scammers say.
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And old fake news
Just because it’s dated news doesn’t mean it’s fake.
I know some of you lefties have a problem with that.
Just because it’s dated news doesn’t mean it’s fake.
I know some of you lefties have a problem with that.
Not a "lefty". Part of the problem today. People just assume and say silly things.
Read the article of the bunch you can find now and from then. It was never substituted and dispeled.
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Not really, it's still connected to the grid and used a diesel back up generator for a heavy holiday weekend.
https://www.sfgate.com/centralcoast/article/tesla-interstate-5-supercharger-power-plant-18343119.php
TezLab spokesperson Ben Perlman emailed SFGATE to clarify how Tesla’s energy is used at places like the Harris Ranch Supercharger. “All electricity is created and used instantly by the mix of sources that are attached to the grid,” he wrote. “The energy being used at the Harris Ranch supercharger is the same energy being used anywhere within CalISO’s grid coverage.”
Some of the stations do have solar power on top but I find it hard to believe that's enough to fully charge cars, in other words they are there so they can make the claim in double talk. At the end of the day, it's still connected to the power grid like anything else. I'm not saying that makes EV cars useless, but it does mean it's not so planet friendly as the climate scammers say.
Not really, it's still connected to the grid and used a diesel back up generator for a heavy holiday weekend.
https://www.sfgate.com/centralcoast/article/tesla-interstate-5-supercharger-power-plant-18343119.php
TezLab spokesperson Ben Perlman emailed SFGATE to clarify how Tesla’s energy is used at places like the Harris Ranch Supercharger. “All electricity is created and used instantly by the mix of sources that are attached to the grid,” he wrote. “The energy being used at the Harris Ranch supercharger is the same energy being used anywhere within CalISO’s grid coverage.”
Some of the stations do have solar power on top but I find it hard to believe that's enough to fully charge cars, in other words they are there so they can make the claim in double talk. At the end of the day, it's still connected to the power grid like anything else. I'm not saying that makes EV cars useless, but it does mean it's not so planet friendly as the climate scammers say.
The SFgate article is an article about the 2015 article with quotes from the guy who wrote the 2015 article.
Yes it isn't all solar, that is what the purchased energy is. It Iis supposedly purchased energy from other renewable energy sources. For example Tesla superchargers in Quebec get all their power from hydropower.
Solar and other sources that are not oil, gas, and coal are very capable of supplying plenty of power. The most real negatives for most renewable energy sources are their overhead cost, their limitations for use by location, and the amount of profit that can be generated. Oil, gas, and coal are cheaper and can generate higher bottom line revenue. That is good for jobs and stock market.
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Supposedly (according to Tesla) their superchargers are powered through solar power on-site and through purchasing electricity which was matched to renewable generation.
that story about the supercharger station is originally from 2015 as well
I find it very hard to believe that solar power could do the job. Probably thru the electric grid which could be natural gas, fossil, or nuclear.
I find it very hard to believe that solar power could do the job. Probably thru the electric grid which could be natural gas, fossil, or nuclear.
There is a town of 2,000 people in FL which is entirely powered by solar.
Tesla stations are supposedly solar and purchased renewable energy (hydro, wind, etc).
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I find it very hard to believe that solar power could do the job. Probably thru the electric grid which could be natural gas, fossil, or nuclear.
There is a town of 2,000 people in FL which is entirely powered by solar.
Tesla stations are supposedly solar and purchased renewable energy (hydro, wind, etc).
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Not really, it's still connected to the grid and used a diesel back up generator for a heavy holiday weekend.
https://www.sfgate.com/centralcoast/article/tesla-interstate-5-supercharger-power-plant-18343119.php
TezLab spokesperson Ben Perlman emailed SFGATE to clarify how Tesla’s energy is used at places like the Harris Ranch Supercharger. “All electricity is created and used instantly by the mix of sources that are attached to the grid,” he wrote. “The energy being used at the Harris Ranch supercharger is the same energy being used anywhere within CalISO’s grid coverage.”
Some of the stations do have solar power on top but I find it hard to believe that's enough to fully charge cars, in other words they are there so they can make the claim in double talk. At the end of the day, it's still connected to the power grid like anything else. I'm not saying that makes EV cars useless, but it does mean it's not so planet friendly as the climate scammers say.
The SFgate article is an article about the 2015 article with quotes from the guy who wrote the 2015 article.
Yes it isn't all solar, that is what the purchased energy is. It Iis supposedly purchased energy from other renewable energy sources. For example Tesla superchargers in Quebec get all their power from hydropower.
Solar and other sources that are not oil, gas, and coal are very capable of supplying plenty of power. The most real negatives for most renewable energy sources are their overhead cost, their limitations for use by location, and the amount of profit that can be generated. Oil, gas, and coal are cheaper and can generate higher bottom line revenue. That is good for jobs and stock market.
Yes it isn't all solar, that is what the purchased energy is. It Iis supposedly purchased energy from other renewable energy sources. For example Tesla superchargers in Quebec get all their power from hydropower.
It's not 'other' renewable sources, it's just the normal old electrical grid. We're discussing the ranch in particular because you nit picked the funny meme.
The bigger picture here is if Biden bans all gasoline autos, a vast majority of the charging stations will not be from renewable sources. There's no green shine you can spin on this though it would be nice, just not going to happen. At least not before most if not all of us are dead.
The SFgate article is an article about the 2015 article with quotes from the guy who wrote the 2015 article.
It says updated Nov 2023 and in it, meaning they are actively researching t as well. You linked to a blog, hardly definitive of anything. I miss the point beyond this.
You also stated it was fake and I don't see how.
“The temporary emergency generator was operated by Tesla to only provide power for the mobile Supercharger unit, during the retrofit of the permanent site in 2015,” Harris Ranch spokesperson Suzanne Devereaux told SFGATE via email on Oct. 18.
I don't think telling me the article is about another article discredits anything. They both did their research, as stated already. It's attached to the electrical grid. I'm sure for marketing reasons, you will find stations that are 100% renewable.
https://www.topspeed.com/tesla-supercharger/
"Tesla's Supercharger network emphasizes sustainability by leveraging renewable energy sources like solar and wind power. Many charging stations operate off the grid, minimizing reliance on fossil fuels and reducing their carbon footprint. This commitment to environmental stewardship aligns with Tesla's broader mission to accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy."
For a company that likes to boast, 'many' falls short. I like Musk and I like his ideas and I wish him the best. I don't forget however, he's one of the richest people in the world. You don't get that way being a humanitarian. There's a reason why shady politicians promote the climate scam, lot's of profit.
The most real negatives for most renewable energy sources are their overhead cost, their limitations for use by location, and the amount of profit that can be generated.
Oh, is that all?
There's other reasons to pile on but that's a good start.
I don't think any of us are against renewable energy sources, what I'm against is the politicization of it. As I've tried saying in the past, we need to be honest about everything so we can advance. If you have people over exaggerating on somethings performance, we'll never make real progress. We're in a learning and discovery stage and we're no where close for example that Biden/Cali should come out and start banning gasoline powered products.
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I find it very hard to believe that solar power could do the job. Probably thru the electric grid which could be natural gas, fossil, or nuclear.
There is a town of 2,000 people in FL which is entirely powered by solar.
Tesla stations are supposedly solar and purchased renewable energy (hydro, wind, etc).
There is a town of 2,000 people in FL which is entirely powered by solar.
Tesla stations are supposedly solar and purchased renewable energy (hydro, wind, etc).
While we can agree that is a very tiny accomplishment given the major push for climate 'justice'?, what exactly are your thoughts on Tesla, renewable sources and where our technology is at? Are you against gasoline powered vehicles or products? Do you believe in man made global warming? Do you feel we need to ban oil products?
Don't get me wrong, it's cool they can power a small town of 2k, but it sounds like a pet project that has no practicality. Kind of like when car companies come out with their concept cars, cool but they never happen.
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I find it very hard to believe that solar power could do the job. Probably thru the electric grid which could be natural gas, fossil, or nuclear.
There is a town of 2,000 people in FL which is entirely powered by solar.
Tesla stations are supposedly solar and purchased renewable energy (hydro, wind, etc).
There is a town of 2,000 people in FL which is entirely powered by solar.
Tesla stations are supposedly solar and purchased renewable energy (hydro, wind, etc).
I wonder what they have as a back up? Try doing that in Cleveland or any Northern city. Pipe dreams.
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Dosnt matter... He was right on the money... Just follow the money!.. You missed the point completely...
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
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Dosnt matter... He was right on the money... Just follow the money!.. You missed the point completely...
Dosnt matter... He was right on the money... Just follow the money!.. You missed the point completely...
Nickers feelings don't care about your facts!
Ja.brill Peppers - Cleveland Brown OldBrownsFan, on 02 Jun 2017 - 5:09PM said: "No you are not the work of the devil but you are deceived by the devil." Who's got it better than us? Nooooobody!
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