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@UK_Needs_Reform You halfwit! Check your facts before you post! trendsmask.com/how-many-wind-…

@Gnote25401476 @stokdog You don't mine steel! You make it with iron and a bit of carbon.

@stokdog How much coal would need to be burned to forge the steel .how much diesel was burned to mine that steel 😆 🤣

This photo shows 180 tonnes of steel reinforcement used at the base of a wind turbine. To complete it, approximately 800 cubic meters of concrete remain to be added. It will remain in the ground. IT'S NOT GREEN. Hit ♥️ if you think renewables are a scam

@stokdog You wouldn't want it to topple over .... would you?

@SuGaR_Babbyyy White

Read very carefully..and look closely before you answer...!!

@Strange_G Fact: The oil companies that owned Marsden Point closed it down! Nothing to do with Labour!

Fact: Marsden Point was the only place in NZ that turned crude oil into usable fuel. Labour closed it & it’s a storage now. They sacrificed NZ for globalist control agenda of “climate change” Disaster really, NZ’s interest should always come first.

@RhodieByo @TheZeitgeistNZ Labour didn't decommission Marsden Point ...... the oil companies that owned Marsden Point shut it down.

@TheZeitgeistNZ 8 more days storage, wow ok it’s a start. The days of ‘think big’ really are gone for good. But am I right this refurbishment is just because of Labour decommissioning & the extent of it? They really didn’t have to go that far. I bet that cost more than 20 mil to destroy it, too.

The government has approved a $20 million project to refurbish tanks at Marsden Pt to provide 8 days more diesel storage. Funded through the Regional Infrastructure Fund. Ready in 2 months. If we can secure diesel from now to fill ‘em up, we will. rnz.co.nz/news/political…

@iambeerd @Bbmorg Yeah right!

@Bbmorg We're no longer beholden to Brussels.

Has anyone on this platform gained in any measurable way from Brexit?

@Axel0__ willow

Any word start with "w" End with "w"

@sarah_go_green We use twice that but we are an all electric house with an EV. Our annual usage is 11,250kWh. It is Autumn in NZ and last month we used 791kWh but only 79kWh were peak hours. 90% was off-peak and we don't have a battery or solar as yet. We have just shifted load to off-peak.

The average UK home uses between 225 - 283 kWh of electricty a month. In March on my rooftop in Wales I produced so far 482 kWh.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿⚡️ I've got 15 panels & almost the smallest invertor you can have. (4 kW) Washing ✅☀️ Cooking ✅⛅️ Cleaning ✅🌤️ Battery storage.🔋 No one blocks the sun. We need more rooftop solar and battery storage. @OctopusEnergy installed mine. octopusreferral.link/solar-panels-i…

@Bella_91m7u Let me see their faces and talk to them for a bit!

Which one is more attractive??

@stokdog Nurse!

The world doesn't need more of this unsightly useless rubbish. It wastes farmland, destroys habitats and in the end creates expensive unreliable electricity which ends up in landfill every 15-20 years. IT'S NOT GREEN. Hit ♥️ if you want this SCAM to end

@Saniya_200 Unity,

Prove me wrong ??

@johnny997594342 Children, stop the bickering!

You can put petrol up to £3 a litre still not buying an electric car you cunts

@JJCarrell14 You have bought a dud!

What the FUCK are we doing! My son will NEVER die for a foreign country! I voted for you 3 times, took abuse and fought for you and this is what you do! You do the exact opposite of what you railed against for over a decade!

@nzpoliticsgroup I will keep driving my EV thanks!

Bingo: NZ to import Russian refined oil 🚨🚨🚨 Good news.

@nzpoliticsgroup National should have encouraged people to electrify. We need more EV's, more solar panels, more wind, more geothermal, more batteries and more hydro storage, less big utes, no LNG terminals! Luxon has backed all the wrong options!

Alert: New Zealand - GOING DARK 🚨🚨🚨 IF the global energy crisis escalates, New Zealand is far from the worst country to be in—but when we reach Level 4, the situation will become difficult for many. Many people remain blissfully unaware of the gathering storm fast approaching. On top of that, winter is closing in — bringing rain, winds, and bitter cold we’ll have to contend with. Fortunately, New Zealanders are resilient—but many will still be pushed to their limits. The most severe impacts will likely hit Southeast and Central Asia, Africa, and parts of Europe, where food shortages could lead to widespread famine and loss of life. New Zealand needs to move to Level 2 next week.

@asciidude @threeboysbrew Never heard of electric trucks? volvotrucks.co.nz/en-nz/trucks/e…

@threeboysbrew Do you have an EV? Does the food that gets to your supermarket get there via EV?

#NZ #EnergyMarkets 1. Not much oil 2. Long way from oil 3. Lots of wind 4. Lots of sun 5. Lots of water 6. Lost of geothermal Anybody got any ideas... our governments are stumped !

@LettersForPale1 @turtlebackflips @MSweetaz @threeboysbrew tdxltd.co.nz/volvo-electric…

@turtlebackflips @MSweetaz @threeboysbrew Are you saying diggers can Only run on Diesel? No other source of energy. . . Really. . .

@turtlebackflips @threeboysbrew Lake Onslow anyone?

@threeboysbrew yes cause we can use wind, sun, water and geothermal to power any of production industries, you absolute retard. all of those combined would only help 20% of our total energy requirements

@turtlebackflips @threeboysbrew 85% of NZ's electricity comes from renewables- wind, solar, hydro, geothermal ......