…vehicles, LED lighting, VFDs, CHPs, insulation, methane mitigation. https://thundersaidenergy.com/2023/03/23/eroei-energy-return-on-energy-invested/ Energetic industries from first principles: the internet, industrial gases, hydrogen, ammonia, steel, battery recycling, trucks, transport, compressors. The new age of electricity from first principles: transmission,…
…needs. This may augur favorable for rooftop solar, gas turbines, CHPs, storage or diesel gen-sets. These interpretations also present a challenge in the energy transition, which is that price-sensitive countries…
…power grid infrastructure, and possible upside for transmission utilities and companies constructing power transmission. It may also create rising demand for backup solutions, from batteries to CHPs to diesel generators….
…fast-charger, and we wonder if fast-chargers will stoke demand for CHPs (note here). (5) Large vehicles that cover large distances face different constraints. For example, once the battery in a…
…what we think decision makers in the energy transition should know. The theory underpins the appeal of electrification, ultra-efficient gas turbines, CHPs, nuclear HTGRs and new super-critical CO2 power cycles….
…gas and CHPs, which will provide most of the remaining shares of an increasingly large grid). 1,100 companies have crossed our screens since starting Thunder Said Energy, including dozens in…
…that today’s incumbent base of turbines, furnaces and industrial processes are sitting around like turkeys waiting for Thanksgiving. We see amazing potential to improve conventional energy efficiency, from CHPs to…
…Interesting options that have crossed our screens include improving insulation, smart energy, phase change materials, heat pumps, power factor correction, absorption chillers with CHPs, and urban trees that can reduce…
…green taxonomy is the use of CHPs, and possibly also some fuel cells, which can achieve higher efficiencies and thus attain 200-270g/kWh CO2 intensities. Also potentially helped are blends of…
…which can help the world on its pathway towards net zero. Naturally this includes power generation sources such as wind, solar, gas turbines, CHPs, coal, hydro, nuclear and hydrogen fuel…