08-28-2014, 04:46 AM
Obi-wan Kenobi,
Thanks for your education on alternative energy (you copied and pasted from here: http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/...mal-energy ) but I received my Bachelor of Science in Alternative Energy in 1984 before becoming a graduate student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture.
I'm well aware of how geothermal works. Photovoltaics are a far superior and risk free choice for Hawaii. Solar also gives people the opportunity to have their own independent system without being slave to HellCo threatening to turn off your power whenever you're late to pay your bill. They raise your rates as often as possible and the power goes out every time the wind blows. Those power lines all over are really pretty though.
I financed and built my own pv system and all my components were made in the USA. Do you know who finances PGV owned by Ormat? FIMI - an Israeli Investment Firm: http://www.fimi.co.il/investments
Life is about choices. Some of us have chosen to go with Solar for many positive reasons. Your choice comes at the expense of many of your neighbors who have become sick from the emissions coming from PGV. Some of your neighbors loose sleep from the sound of drilling at night around PGV. Solar is silent and doesn't negatively effect any neighbors or our environment.
PGV uses hydraulic fracturing to crack the rock which can cause small earthquakes.
http://hawaiifracking.com/geothermal-fra...in-hawaii/
The PGV plant uses harmful and even explosive chemicals. We use sunshine.
It's obvious though you don't care if your energy has a negative impact on your neighbors or our environment. You probably still have a cesspool leaking your effluent into Kapoho Tidepools too, a marine sanctuary.
Obie- "PGV is drilling into a geothermal reservoir not an active volcano."
Maybe you should go to the meeting at the Pahoa Community Center tonight so that you can be educated that we and PGV are on a live volcano.
I don't know Robert Petricci and have nothing to do with Puna Pono Alliance so I won't comment on your vendetta against him.
http://dukespace.lib.duke.edu/dspace/bit...sequence=1
Nice sunny day today, making lots of free, clean electricity. Going to use our solar oven today too to bake some banana bread.
Thanks for your education on alternative energy (you copied and pasted from here: http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/...mal-energy ) but I received my Bachelor of Science in Alternative Energy in 1984 before becoming a graduate student at the University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture.
I'm well aware of how geothermal works. Photovoltaics are a far superior and risk free choice for Hawaii. Solar also gives people the opportunity to have their own independent system without being slave to HellCo threatening to turn off your power whenever you're late to pay your bill. They raise your rates as often as possible and the power goes out every time the wind blows. Those power lines all over are really pretty though.
I financed and built my own pv system and all my components were made in the USA. Do you know who finances PGV owned by Ormat? FIMI - an Israeli Investment Firm: http://www.fimi.co.il/investments
Life is about choices. Some of us have chosen to go with Solar for many positive reasons. Your choice comes at the expense of many of your neighbors who have become sick from the emissions coming from PGV. Some of your neighbors loose sleep from the sound of drilling at night around PGV. Solar is silent and doesn't negatively effect any neighbors or our environment.
PGV uses hydraulic fracturing to crack the rock which can cause small earthquakes.
http://hawaiifracking.com/geothermal-fra...in-hawaii/
The PGV plant uses harmful and even explosive chemicals. We use sunshine.
It's obvious though you don't care if your energy has a negative impact on your neighbors or our environment. You probably still have a cesspool leaking your effluent into Kapoho Tidepools too, a marine sanctuary.
Obie- "PGV is drilling into a geothermal reservoir not an active volcano."
Maybe you should go to the meeting at the Pahoa Community Center tonight so that you can be educated that we and PGV are on a live volcano.
I don't know Robert Petricci and have nothing to do with Puna Pono Alliance so I won't comment on your vendetta against him.
http://dukespace.lib.duke.edu/dspace/bit...sequence=1
Nice sunny day today, making lots of free, clean electricity. Going to use our solar oven today too to bake some banana bread.