Good luck with that! My favorite part is the last sentence though.
"The operation of wind turbines in a cold climate such as Canada’s involves additional challenges not present in warmer locations, such as:
Accumulation of ice on wind turbine blades resulting in reduced power output and increased rotor loads;
Cold weather shutdown to prevent equipment failure; and
Limited or reduced access for maintenance activities.
With the installation of “cold weather packages” which provide heating to turbine components such as the gearbox, yaw and pitch motors and battery, some turbines can operate in temperatures down to -30C."
How exactly are they going to heat the turbine components? Solar? Wind? BWHAHAHA. Good ole reliable Fossil Fuels to the rescue, once again.
Ed McQuarrie talks the REAL History of Stocks and Bond performance.
Heading to Maine early tomorrow morning for some fun in the sun! :)
In the meantime, read this piece by Andrew Biggs.
See you next week!
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We'll review various 25 year time frames under the "harvest your gains retirement plan"
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