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Lead Head:

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skyman8081:
For a solar plant to power new york city, you would need a solar collector that is about 300 square miles.

That doesn't even account for when solar power in unusable, e.g. during dawn, dusk, and night.

What do you want, 1 nuke plant or 100 square miles of wind turbines?

Lead Head:
I heard they are developing a new solar panel that pumps hydrgen through the panel and the hydrogen gets hot or something, I for get exactly how but it powers a 4 cylinder engine that drives a generator with no emissions

Aloone_Jonez:
Fair enough we need a replacement for fossil fuels as they're non-renewable but wheather neuclear power is good or bad it's still non-renewable so it's no permanent solution to our energy problems.

skyman8081:
If you're talking about Hydrogen Fuel Cells, it takes more energy to split the hydrogen out than it does to recombine them.

Simple thermodynamics.

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