Remember when Germany came to Canada, asking for liquefied natural gas, and were handed a weird wind and hydrogen project in Newfoundland instead? Looks like things are moving forward on that front.
But wait! This whole scheme is to build on-shore wind generation on the southwest corner of Newfoundland, and use that to turn water from an old mine into hydrogen. But since there’s only one very small ship on the entire planet that can ship liquid hydrogen (at 20 degrees above absolute zero), the Newfie wind-hydrogen will be converted to ammonia to ship to Germany. Got that?
Wouldn’t it be easier to just build the wind turbines in the German part of the North Sea instead?
And for something completely different: Brian Peckford was one of the premiers that signed the Constitution Act of 1982, which brought us the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Op-Ed: Brian Peckford: Now that we can amend our constitution, we have no leadership to do so
And since we’re talking about political bullshit, here’s a little bullshit.
Quick Dick McDick: How is a calf born, in 5 minutes or less
And Saskatchewan’s burgeoning helium industry is continuing to grow, using oil and gas services to do so.
North American Helium adding two more processing facilities in Saskatchewan