08-29-2015, 04:04 AM
I agree with Ige that to stick with the bunker fuel. I thought bunker fuel was a byproduct of refining oil to gas. So what are you going do with bunker fuel if you don't burn it for electricity??
Also to convert nat gas to LNG gotta liquify to -200 degrees which I guess requires a lot more nat gas. Make LNG less atractive for real cost as well as external cost.
Last week they had a blackout alert on Oahu. Electricity use was maxed out because of the muggy weather. And it was cloudy and still so pv and windmill usage was minimized. So bunker fuel is a good thing??
Also to convert nat gas to LNG gotta liquify to -200 degrees which I guess requires a lot more nat gas. Make LNG less atractive for real cost as well as external cost.
Last week they had a blackout alert on Oahu. Electricity use was maxed out because of the muggy weather. And it was cloudy and still so pv and windmill usage was minimized. So bunker fuel is a good thing??