Google power meter was invented to regulate the consumption of power potentially provided to the public for sale by Google Energy, LLC using 111 year old Tesla technology. This venture between Elon Musk and Google was commemorated by the Triforce Easter egg symbols in 2009. Many of these triangle symbols were incorporated into the Google Doodles that lead up to the 09/09/09 9:09:09 Google Doodle and were subsequently removed from record in The Great Google Doodle Conspiracy.
Something obviously went wrong in September 2009. Did they cause Sumatra? Did they invent "Zelda Fan" Susie Sahim to retroactively explain the reason why the Nintendo Tri-Force logos were included in the Doodles in the first place and take the blame off George Hwang because he was instructed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin to include the symbolic Triforce symbols? Wish we could ask The Three Musketeers of Tesla Motors but they died in Palo Alto and their bodies were burned beyond recognition.
. They can be coupled with wind energy too quite well, especially the pumping applications. Rather than converting solar thermal energy to electricity to pump, I envision a direct pumping mechanism, for instance the use of a Stirling pump.
3. Pumping and sanitizing of sewer and potable water for large municipal water treatment plants, especially for large urban, suburban, and exurban needs.
4. Pre-heating of shower water for large apartment complexes (preheat everyone's incoming water line.)
I've identified these especially because they are needs which serve the broader societal needs and where solar intermittency does not matter as much.
The best uses of solar thermal energy are, in my opinion, those which displace high energy consumers for large infrastructure needs. Namely:
1. HVAC for large building spaces such as malls, warehouses, retail shopping centers, etcetera, using absorption chillers driven by solar thermal concentrators.
2. Pumping of irrigation water, especially in remote or rural farm and farm community areas.
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Google power meter was invented to regulate the consumption of power potentially provided to the public for sale by Google Energy, LLC using 111 year old Tesla technology. This venture between Elon Musk and Google was commemorated by the Triforce Easter egg symbols in 2009. Many of these triangle symbols were incorporated into the Google Doodles that lead up to the 09/09/09 9:09:09 Google Doodle and were subsequently removed from record in The Great Google Doodle Conspiracy.
insightllc 1 year ago
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Something obviously went wrong in September 2009. Did they cause Sumatra? Did they invent "Zelda Fan" Susie Sahim to retroactively explain the reason why the Nintendo Tri-Force logos were included in the Doodles in the first place and take the blame off George Hwang because he was instructed by Larry Page and Sergey Brin to include the symbolic Triforce symbols? Wish we could ask The Three Musketeers of Tesla Motors but they died in Palo Alto and their bodies were burned beyond recognition.
insightllc 1 year ago
. They can be coupled with wind energy too quite well, especially the pumping applications. Rather than converting solar thermal energy to electricity to pump, I envision a direct pumping mechanism, for instance the use of a Stirling pump.
nicklockard 2 years ago
3. Pumping and sanitizing of sewer and potable water for large municipal water treatment plants, especially for large urban, suburban, and exurban needs.
4. Pre-heating of shower water for large apartment complexes (preheat everyone's incoming water line.)
I've identified these especially because they are needs which serve the broader societal needs and where solar intermittency does not matter as much.
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nicklockard 2 years ago
The best uses of solar thermal energy are, in my opinion, those which displace high energy consumers for large infrastructure needs. Namely:
1. HVAC for large building spaces such as malls, warehouses, retail shopping centers, etcetera, using absorption chillers driven by solar thermal concentrators.
2. Pumping of irrigation water, especially in remote or rural farm and farm community areas.
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