OldBushie
Hazelwood will be shut down, 31st of March next year, old man and brother were both in the meeting, all done
Swaggie
SubscriberAnd Golly Gee , no interconnector from NSW as yet.
I wonder who will pay for that one.
Good old NSW , the only one sensible enough to keep some coal fired stations going.
I wonder how much we will be able to charge per Kwh to those dumb SAs.
Regards Philip A
Swaggie
Not neccessary.
NSW will sell it to Vic for more money. Vic will probably be sucking it through the Heywood interconnector as well.
We've got electric trams and trains to keep going.
I hear Olympic Dam are worried about their energy security now.
YarnMaster
Hi,
I would love to get a look through the workings.
Cheers
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NSW coal fired power stations are only running at around half of capacity, so they'll just be turned up a little more.
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Ramsey welcomes POSCO interest | Whyalla News
POSCO has world-leading steel production technology, 'FINEX', which removes the need for a blast furnace.
They would like to bring this technology to Arrium with a proposal to expand overall production at Whyalla by 50%.
This would significantly boost steel output and see the creation of a new 220 MW power plant, which would meet Arrium's own power requirements and assist in providing electricity supply and security for the state.
The plant would use waste gas generated by the FINEX process, as is already happening at the POSCO operation in Pohang.
OldBushie
You've clearly not gained any idea on how the eastern seaboard grid works have youOriginally Posted by DiscoMick
Also, amazed how now your solution is to merely burn more coal in other stations
And again, they don't run at half capacity as you suggest, the have units on or off, there is no turning up a little more as you suggest, boilers don't work like this, as already explained to you
Try and atleast glean a little technical understanding on how it all works, it need not change your view, but atleast your comments would make sense
Seriously mate, talk about nit-picking. I was talking about the total of coal-fired plants in NSW. Obviously I meant the overall plants in NSW would turn on more boilers so the plants run at a higher rate if more baseload is required.You've clearly not gained any idea on how the eastern seaboard grid works have you
Also, amazed how now your solution is to merely burn more coal in other stations
And again, they don't run at half capacity as you suggest, the have units on or off, there is no turning up a little more as you suggest, boilers don't work like this, as already explained to you
Try and atleast glean a little technical understanding on how it all works, it need not change your view, but atleast your comments would make sense
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False story from the Pollies...
Posco would like to sell Arrium their technology.
Posco did once put in an offer but the arrogant Chairman at the time rejected it (wouldn't be in its current mess if they had taken it).
Master
The workings at their most basic would be an expectation of revenue v costs over remaining life. Remaining life is a variable, in part dependent on how much you want to spend on maintenance, for plants of that age I suspect this will be a large cost. Even if on balance the plant itself makes a small net profit once you add in the overseas management time / strategy then closure may still be chosen. Of course the uncertainty over Australia's carbon management strategy will not be helping either.
Its a tough outcome for those affected.
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