They are scaling back on nuclear power station.

Look at Spain, almost no news lately after major blackout for days.

Now they are doubling down on useless green energy initiatives after the blackout, to further crippled their own existing power supply and wasting billions of money to dismantle their already existing nuclear power stations.

So they are dismantling all 7 nuclear power stations by 2035, crazy right?

People are getting stupider by the year, especially the politicians.



https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/spa...nes-2023-12-27/

This post has been edited by smsid: May 14 2025, 08:42 AM

Kejap AI kejap hydrogen
technology skills tarak only sembang kuat

Your EV everyday shipped from China and then at night shipped back to China? EV is charged via the electricity grid, electricity is delivered by electrons.

Hydrogen fuel stations must be re-supplied by very expensive storage trucks after only 30 to 60 cars have refueled because hydrogen is too low-density.

China truly understands how to use renewable energy properly. People often ask why China is building so many new coal and nuclear power stations but at the same time add so much solar power.

Transporting lots of ammonia around is really asking for trouble. Imagine an overturned ammonia-carrying truck in a densely populated area. On top of that, must have ammonia cracking and hydrogen liquefaction facility at every refueling stations? Madness.

There are hydrogen refuelling station in PRC and Japanese cities. A H2 refuelling station is near Tokyo tower.

And somehow we manage to do that with petrol and diesel and gas tanks.

But say hydrogen (plus minus ammonia) and people lose their minds

Ammonia truck crash same level of danger with petrol truck crash?

On May 11, 1976, an ammonia truck disaster killed 7 Houstonians and injured nearly 200

That above incident fortunately happened on a highway. If happen in a densely populated area, how many will die? Anyone near the ammonia cloud very likely to suffocate to death. Any part of your body with water such as your eyes, throat and lungs will be burned. Petrol fumes not easy to kill anyone.

petrol tanker truck is more dangerous as easier to ignite.

Hydrogen supply reliability is a huge problem. No such problem with electricity.

Only those stupid enough go very near it greedy for the fuel can potentially be burnt if there was a spark.

Ammonia clouds can cover a very large area.

Professional kind of songlap is like that one.

Japan, PRC, etc are promoting fuel cell vehicle.

This post has been edited by icemanfx: May 17 2025, 09:22 AM

Roadmap is good

But the implementation of that roadmap is a whole another thing to do

Getting ready to be one of the exporters of hydrogen fuel of the future is indeed a good idea.

Why cant they just focus on less tech intense industries? They got huge land so focus on agriculture la at least most of those rural people there will have more job opportunities in something theyre familiar with. Look at australia, new zealand

Meanwhile fuel tankers:









But once hydrogen and ammonia are involved people lose their minds

So East Malaysians are not worthy of climbing up the value chain and are locked out from the wealth of industrialization?

Guess in the past you would have told the Taiwanese to stick to growing mango's and and rice, instead of having TSMC or Asus, because China would invade them anyway. Stick to something that they're familiar with, amrite?

Dude, taiwan is how many million people compared to the 2.4 million sarawakians. They have much more talents over there. You do swot analysis and pick the best strategy

And how much population does Singapore have?

They should have just went back crawling to Malaysia after 1965 right?

We are, but it is not high income industry to attract back Sarawakians to work here.

The plan is to diversify into higher tier industries to attract talents, and to retain the work force. Agriculture is the back bone, but focusing on it is dead end also.