loveandgratitude
1st June 2011, 04:56
Replacing Nuclear Power Plants in Germany
On May 30, 2011 Germany announced it was phasing out all of its nuclear power plants over the next twelve years. About one quarter of electricity in Germany is produced by nuclear power. The impetus to follow this path was the destruction of the Daiichi power plants in Fukushima Japan.
The replacement plants were not announced, but will, for the majority, be Siemens Natural Gas Turbines.
http://www.energy.siemens.com/us/en/power-generation/gas-turbines/
http://www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/publications/PDF/cnpp2007/countryprofiles/Germany/Germany2006.htm
After the 1998 German Federal Elections, the Green Party started the push to close nuclear power plants. The Greens and Buendnis 90 with the balance of power in a minority government, forced a coalition ousting Helmut Kohl. One of their conditions for Gerhard Schroeder becoming Chancellor was closure of nuclear plants along the Rhine.
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,1659820,00.html
The tactical nuke bombing of the Daiichi nuclear power plants accelerated the political decision in Germany.
Siemens built and operated nuclear plants, but now is in a prime position to benefit by the revamping of power production in Germany and worldwide with natural gas turbines. With the unlocking of huge Abiotic natural gas fields under the Urals, Russia will have European customers for decades.
British Petroleum's push to develop Abiotic natural gas in the Gulf of Mexico by the explosion of a nuclear bomb 6 miles under the alluvial fan of the Mississippi River August 19 2009 led to the blow out eight months later. There have been fifteen or more such explosions at depth under the Gulf of Mexico. The floor of the Gulf is leaking hydrocarbons in many areas. All the petroleum companies are positioning themselves to supply natural gas for the turbines.
Turbines are essentially jet engines burning methane instead of aviation fuel. It is quicker to install a turbine plant than a coal fired, nuclear or hydro electric plant. It takes a week to get boilers to pressure in a coal fired or nuclear plant. A natural gas turbine is at full power in less than a minute. The structures around the turbine are mainly sound baffling blocking the roar of the jet engine, far cheaper than nuclear containment or acid rain scrubbers on coal plants. Sulphurs can be easily removed from natural gas.
Problem...Reaction...Solution. The Illuminati decided to replace nuclear power plants and bombed Japan again to force a new world order in power generation to their liking.
The push for Cap and Trade of carbon credits makes Machiavellian sense in a world of continued use of hydrocarbons. Natural gas turbines are simply another way of denying the use of over-unity technologies that are already developed.
With Abiotic natural gas, there are many centuries of methane to exploit and the Illuminati corporations are fighting among themselves to be the top suppliers.
By Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone
http://educate-yourself.org/zsl/germanynuclearenergyphaseout30may11.shtml
May 30, 2011
On May 30, 2011 Germany announced it was phasing out all of its nuclear power plants over the next twelve years. About one quarter of electricity in Germany is produced by nuclear power. The impetus to follow this path was the destruction of the Daiichi power plants in Fukushima Japan.
The replacement plants were not announced, but will, for the majority, be Siemens Natural Gas Turbines.
http://www.energy.siemens.com/us/en/power-generation/gas-turbines/
http://www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/publications/PDF/cnpp2007/countryprofiles/Germany/Germany2006.htm
After the 1998 German Federal Elections, the Green Party started the push to close nuclear power plants. The Greens and Buendnis 90 with the balance of power in a minority government, forced a coalition ousting Helmut Kohl. One of their conditions for Gerhard Schroeder becoming Chancellor was closure of nuclear plants along the Rhine.
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,1659820,00.html
The tactical nuke bombing of the Daiichi nuclear power plants accelerated the political decision in Germany.
Siemens built and operated nuclear plants, but now is in a prime position to benefit by the revamping of power production in Germany and worldwide with natural gas turbines. With the unlocking of huge Abiotic natural gas fields under the Urals, Russia will have European customers for decades.
British Petroleum's push to develop Abiotic natural gas in the Gulf of Mexico by the explosion of a nuclear bomb 6 miles under the alluvial fan of the Mississippi River August 19 2009 led to the blow out eight months later. There have been fifteen or more such explosions at depth under the Gulf of Mexico. The floor of the Gulf is leaking hydrocarbons in many areas. All the petroleum companies are positioning themselves to supply natural gas for the turbines.
Turbines are essentially jet engines burning methane instead of aviation fuel. It is quicker to install a turbine plant than a coal fired, nuclear or hydro electric plant. It takes a week to get boilers to pressure in a coal fired or nuclear plant. A natural gas turbine is at full power in less than a minute. The structures around the turbine are mainly sound baffling blocking the roar of the jet engine, far cheaper than nuclear containment or acid rain scrubbers on coal plants. Sulphurs can be easily removed from natural gas.
Problem...Reaction...Solution. The Illuminati decided to replace nuclear power plants and bombed Japan again to force a new world order in power generation to their liking.
The push for Cap and Trade of carbon credits makes Machiavellian sense in a world of continued use of hydrocarbons. Natural gas turbines are simply another way of denying the use of over-unity technologies that are already developed.
With Abiotic natural gas, there are many centuries of methane to exploit and the Illuminati corporations are fighting among themselves to be the top suppliers.
By Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone
http://educate-yourself.org/zsl/germanynuclearenergyphaseout30may11.shtml
May 30, 2011