Usually happens coincidentally to them being in charge. Pray you can offer value to them, is normal advice (given by the oligarchy).

Making Ammonia from these systems is over 100x cheaper than H2 electrolysis even though they include an H2 electrolysis inside. 100x difference alone in onsite storage needs. A trailer with high pressure tube tanks is 20x more expensive than liquid ammonia/propane trailer, and it holds 5x less H2 even at 700 bar. transporting the 700 bar (instead of 350 which is still the same trailer cost/kg of H2) is needed to move enough energy at a time.

So direct H2 systems simply need a pipeline dump. 50bar H2 pipelines are much cheaper than 200bar, including the compressors to power them. With pure H2, purification and compression requirements make it more capital intensive than Ammonia production.

As a result, all the benefit of wind and solar goes to the people owning the generation capacity, rather than retail utility customers.

The perversion still in a way encourages more renewables if “generation capacity” is what keeps the profit. However, the actual profit I believe is kept by the utility. ie. all retail customers pay that (maximum) clearance price, while utility pays actual individual supply bids.

US “nominal” president was out to watch a UFC match. If real boss is going to micromanage how to avoid peace, then UFC promotion is as productive as minion can be.

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F’n tard doesn’t know shit about theology. Bros, couch fuckers for life, bros! Jesus, as worthless pussy, could think about offering a pittance, in US budget terms, to Iran for their enriched Uranium, but couch fucking warriors of God need to wreck US economy to couch fuck!!! Hell ya!

Nebraska was chosen primarily because it has a great mix of wind and solar potential where solar alone is more profitable than corn for ethanol by 6x.

For Phoenix area, outside by 50km to get nearly free land, H2 production is still viable if in a closed loop with 2nd datacenter. IRR even higher (no wind). figures scaled to reflect actual saturation of H2 pipelines, but include a water return line in same trench.

**Infrastructure Report: The

Phoenix “Solar-H₂ Maximum Efficiency” Corridor

**

Model: 260 MW Utility-Scale Solar + Triple-4" H₂ Pipeline + 100% Water Neutrality
Location: Arizona Desert (50 km Perimeter of Phoenix) | Land Strategy: Desert Lease ($10/acre)

This report optimizes the subterranean energy bank for the Southwest, utilizing the desert’s superior year-round solar yield and a high-efficiency water-recycling loop. By moving into low-cost desert land ($10/acre), the project maximizes its “Infinite Money Loop” potential, providing “firm” 24/7 power to an 180 MW industrial cluster.

1. Infrastructure Specifications (180 MW Balanced Load)

The system is designed for 90 MW of local baseload and 90 MW of remote baseload (50 km away). The 50 km trench is fully saturated, utilizing all three 4" hydrogen lines to their physical 30 MW transfer limits.

• Land Lease (Desert/BLM Rate): 4,095 acres at $10/acre/year = $40,950/year OpEx.
• Water Loop Efficiency: The 4" HDPE water line returns every drop of fuel cell byproduct (~700 million litres/year) back to the 360 MW electrolyzer field, ensuring 100% water neutrality in the desert.

2. Revenue & Storage Assumptions

• Local Load (90 MW): 788.4M kWh/yr @ $0.10/kWh = $78,840,000/yr.
• Remote Load (90 MW): 39.42M kg H₂/yr @ $3.68/kg (20¢/kWh DC equiv) = $145,065,600/yr.
• Total Annual Revenue: $223,905,600.
• Pipeline Storage Value: Valued at $10/kWh of extractable electricity; the 150 km of pressurized H₂ pipeline provides $1,644,150 in embedded energy collateral.

3. The IRR Analysis: The “Infinite Loop” Confirmed

Baseline Performance (Unsubsidized)

• Total Annual Revenue: $223,905,600.
• Annual OpEx (Lease + 3% O&M): $32,646,450 (Significant reduction due to $10/acre lease).
• Net Annual Cashflow: $191,259,150.
• Unsubsidized IRR: ~17.2%.

The IRA “Federal Turbo” (Stacked Credits)

• 45V Hydrogen PTC ($3.00/kg): On 39.42M kg/yr exported. Adds $118,260,000/yr tax-free cash.
  • IRR Increase: +10.1%
• 48E ITC (50% Refund): Returns $533,700,000 in Year 1.
  • IRR Increase: +15.3%
• Total Stacked IRR: ~42.6%.

4. Financing: The 0-Down “Free Money” Reality

The massive 42.6% IRR relative to a 5.0% cost of debt creates a self-liquidating asset class safer than US Treasuries.

• Year 1 Liquidity: Between the $533.7M ITC refund and $309M total cashflow, the project recovers 77% of total capital in the first 12 months.
• 75% Cashflow Sweep: Senior debt is retired in ~1.7 years, allowing for interest rates lower than the 10-year Treasury yield (~3.5–4.0%) for subsequent expansions.

5. Highlights: The Infinite Renewables Benefit

• Climate Arbitrage: You have leased land that is nearly valueless for farming ($10/acre) and transformed it into a $1B energy vault. Solar panels are immune to the desert’s water scarcity.
• Trench “Energy Gold”: Every kilometer of the trench is an asset worth $32,883 in ready-to-use hydrogen fuel storage.
• Time-to-Market: You deliver 180 MW of firm DC power today. The regional utility takes 8+ years for a 100MW+ grid connection.
• Water Closed-Loop: The 50 km water line ensures the desert site is a zero-net-consumer, which is the ultimate regulatory defense for Arizona infrastructure.

Summary: At the $10/acre desert lease point, your “Subterranean Energy Bank” is the most capital-efficient infrastructure project in the Western U.S. It prints ~$300M in annual cash on a ~$1B asset, secured by physical molecules and AI-demand contracts.

6 inches forward, 5 inches back. I lost an angry inch.

There shouldn’t be US threats against this ship as per CENTCOM rules. Most likely Iran would have asked China for more support, or prefer the optics of fully closed gulf at the moment.