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Would you accept the addition of ‘currently’?
Because he’s going to get a fist rammed up his rear end from down here to make a change - the only question will be ‘Vaseline or Baby Powder’ for how much it hurts.
Replacing the Subs
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Because he’s going to get a fist rammed up his rear end from down here to make a change - the only question will be ‘Vaseline or Baby Powder’ for how much it hurts.
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Because they aren't populists. And unless they want to drag something to the guillotine its not getting airtime. And its not an election cycle yet either. Skippy doesn't want to talk about his tax review/reform either, saved rounds for the election campaign. And if "fixing the books" is the issue (which I think isn't really an issue, we're no where remotely close to 1990's situation), then defence is the largest chunk of discretionary spending.
We know that Skippy isn't taking pensioners dental plan away from them.
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Of note, I read today in the newspaper (online of course) that the Conservatives support "the immediate replacement of the Victoria Class submarine". That's all I got. So we know that they intend for the sub program to survive in one form or another if they form government.
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I anticipate the rapid approval of Clean LNG and Clean H2 export facilities shortly after the next election. Money for defence will not be a problem.
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That's a very good point. I read yesterday that the Germans were informing Trudeau that the 'window for shipping LNG to Europe is closing'. Fits perfect with the Conservative plans.
Adding a link to the article referred to above:
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That article says to me don't bother. Any LNG facility that can be built won't be done in time. Also there is no such thing as clean hydrogen. Electrolysis is extremely energy inefficient and the cost effective way to make it is by mixing steam with natural gas giving H2 and CO2. So not so greenhouse clean.
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Clean enough....
White, green, blue, grey or black? Or just natural gas enriched with H2?
And there are always these things
Floating LNG | Shell Global
The world's first floating natural gas plant - FLNG
In South Korea, construction of the world’s first floating liquefied natural gas plant is under way. When completed it will allow natural gas to be harvested in difficult-to-reach or otherwise constrained underwater locations and processed directly on site. Alfa Laval technology is part of the...
www.alfalaval.com
Africa leading growth of FLNGs in mid-late 2020s
Only five FLNG units with combined capacity of 12.1 MMt per year are in service worldwide, nearly 12 years after Shell took FID on its Prelude FLNG off northwest Australia, according...
www.offshore-mag.com
With Canadian First Nations
Second proposed Indigenous-led floating Canadian LNG project moves to engineering stage
Second proposed Indigenous-led floating Canadian LNG project moves to engineering stage as global LNG investment booms
www.canadianenergycentre.ca
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Further to - the Hydrogen Spectrum
The hydrogen colour spectrum| National Grid Group
From green to pink hydrogen, we reveal the rainbow of hydrogen colours and the different types of technology used to produce each. Here’s our guide to unlocking the current hydrogen colour code.
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And Hydrogen Enriched Natural Gas
It it to bad that Justin and supporters did not support Pieridae Energy who was going to build the Goldboro LNG facility in Nova Scotia with plans to ship LNG to Germany. In the in term they had a off shore platform they were going to use to get things going sooner then later. IT was not part of Justin's green energy program of building wind farms to power hydrogen plants.
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LNGCanada being finished here was grandfathered in under the Environmental regs put in place by the Harper Government. Hence why it went through. Since Bill C69, resource development here have basically stopped. That's a feature, not a bug of JT government.
That projects intent was to move western Canadian LNG to the Eastern and European markets.
Justin' s decision had a direct impact on this projects viability. Especially when he said Natural Gas has no future, but Hydrogen does. Then tried to cut a deal with Germany over providing hydrogen instead of NG.
Similar to what he did to Japan
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Follow the money.
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