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Let’s talk about green Hydrogen!
Neocolonial tool number 2 had a tiny Energy density when compared to diesel (960,000 times)!
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https://juspermachogu.substack.com/p/cop-28-day-6#media-a134b346-5969-4268-9350-e8e23145ca6c… Read the rest
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In this episode of UNDICTATED, Kemm offers context into why nuclear went off the rails in SA – and why the country may finally be ready to cash in on its world-class expertise and in some areas, global leadership.
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Cape Town will now enjoy another 20 years of reliable baseload capacity that is generated from zero carbon Nuclear Power. The anti-nukes are not going to like it, because there is now no more need for extra transmission lines (that will be the … Read the rest
please read this excellent article on the most important issue of electricity as a service vs a commodity
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The consequence is that partial off-grid solutions (such as a solar panel on a residential household that draws electricity from Eskom at night) might appear more affordable than … Read the rest
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Professor Dampare also shed light on the pivotal role played by the jointly established School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences, a collaborative effort between the Commission and the University of Ghana, in nurturing human resources for the nuclear sector.
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This is the START OF AN ENERGY REVOLUTION for AFRICA
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Source: Nathalie Yamb
2 Novembre 2023
Peut-on avoir des centrales nucléaires en Afrique dite francophone avec le système éducatif actuel? (sous-titres en anglais disponibles)… Read the rest
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12 October 2023
Jusper Machogu (Substack | Twitter) is a farmer and graduate agricultural engineer living and working in Kisii, south-western Kenya. He was formerly a Greenpeace member and he wanted to improve the … Read the rest
Make Afrika Great explains what President Ibrahim Traore is doing to follow in the footsteps of Sankara, to build up Burkina Faso`s self reliance. Also discussed: why democratic elections, although the preferred system, do cause huge problems for Africa
Source: Make Afrika Great
