You can have them, keep your grants and still graze with sheep. You need to be within 3km of a sub station or the big boys donât want to know.
Youâll see more and more of them.
You can have them, keep your grants and still graze with sheep. You need to be within 3km of a sub station or the big boys donât want to know.
Youâll see more and more of them.
Is solar not a heap of shite. Or was I lied to in Michael Mooreâs most recent documentary !
A complete farce as set out in that doc
Compared to what though? There is no real quick fix replacement for oil/gas
Youâd be far better getting the sun to grow trees, then burn the treesâŚ
Biogas can replace gas without changing any infrastructure
What are you making the gas from?
Bios keep up
Thatâs a fine looking feed
Iâll be snoring by 3 oâclock tomorrow. Inlaws and outlaws coming for the Sunday roast
Slurry pits, landfills, industrial runoff from brewerys and wastewater treatment plants (we need to build more anyway). We have the ability to produce a good chunk of it already and combine several environmental issues into one solution
Wave energy is the way lads. Until fusion comes along, but thatâs fifty years away yet.
Wonât solve the issue on its own. It will be part of the mix alright.
We are getting great usage out of wind, but gas is the best option for the base load as wind fluctuations. Natural gas can be also switched easily if we want to be carbon neutral and all that. Few other bits needed to but its a handy option without massive investment into infrastructure and can reduce the emissions from agricultural that has been unfairly targeted by green agenda
Unfairly?
Agriculture is around for milliua yet is now called out for climate change. We need to eat too. Transport and energy production is where reduction has to happen but collecting biogas in a Agriculture setting is win win. Reduction of gas directly into atmosphere and another firm of income for farmers of a current waste product
To get reasonable biogas yields from an anaerobic digester I think you need something like maize in there. Can use food waste too but itâs trickier.