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Started by Matt2112, July 24, 2023, 10:44:43 PM

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Slim

I don't see renewable energy investment as "woke" because clearly it's an investment for the future, and in a less harmful means of generating energy.

So clearly this is bad news, but given the financial realities, sadly inevitable.

David L

Quote from: Slim on February 26, 2025, 01:52:37 PMI don't see renewable energy investment as "woke" because clearly it's an investment for the future, and in a less harmful means of generating energy.

So clearly this is bad news, but given the financial realities, sadly inevitable.
I wonder if Ed Miliband has ever come across the term "financial realities"?

David L


Slim

Sabine is exploiting the tin foil community for money. She's a disgrace.

Sabine Hossenfelder Can't Stop Acting Like a Complete Fraud


David L


David L

Interesting discussion on the recent power outage debacle in Spain/Portugal/France. Will we ever fully know the cause?



Slim

Quote from: David L on May 18, 2025, 12:59:26 PMSurprise, surprise!  ::)

https://chinaobservers.eu/china-holds-a-kill-switch-to-european-power-grids/

There's a lot to unpack in that one. How much of the solar infrastructure has these Chinese management systems on them? What would it take to override them? (probably not hard at all, they are in essence simple devices). Are the servers really in China? What level of control does the management software have anyway?

From a technical perspective - actually having a control function hosted offsite, in another continent no less is a really questionable design feature and I'm inclined to suspect that it's just software updates, possibly performance reports and so on that are hosted abroad. Might be possible for diagnostics to be run from China, or through their servers. But full-on control, including on/off? I just have a feeling that a technology-illiterate journalist has done the 2+2 thing and come up with 5.

The Picnic Wasp

Quote from: Slim on May 19, 2025, 12:28:32 AM
Quote from: David L on May 18, 2025, 12:59:26 PMSurprise, surprise!  ::)

https://chinaobservers.eu/china-holds-a-kill-switch-to-european-power-grids/

There's a lot to unpack in that one. How much of the solar infrastructure has these Chinese management systems on them? What would it take to override them? (probably not hard at all, they are in essence simple devices). Are the servers really in China? What level of control does the management software have anyway?

From a technical perspective - actually having a control function hosted offsite, in another continent no less is a really questionable design feature and I'm inclined to suspect that it's just software updates, possibly performance reports and so on that are hosted abroad. Might be possible for diagnostics to be run from China, or through their servers. But full-on control, including on/off? I just have a feeling that a technology-illiterate journalist has done the 2+2 thing and come up with 5.

I can't tell you how happy I am to read this reply.

David L

ERIKA LANGEROVÁ
Erika Langerová is the Head of Cybersecurity Research at CTU UCEEB. Her research focuses on securing distributed energy resources, with particular attention to the cyber warfare strategies of China and Russia and their implications for European energy infrastructure. She holds a Master's degree in Engineering from the Czech Technical University in Prague and bases her work on years of hands-on experience as an analyst and software developer for energy resource control systems.


She probably knows a 'little' about the subject (sorry Mr Wasp)

The Picnic Wasp

Quote from: David L on May 19, 2025, 09:03:59 AMERIKA LANGEROVÁ
Erika Langerová is the Head of Cybersecurity Research at CTU UCEEB. Her research focuses on securing distributed energy resources, with particular attention to the cyber warfare strategies of China and Russia and their implications for European energy infrastructure. She holds a Master's degree in Engineering from the Czech Technical University in Prague and bases her work on years of hands-on experience as an analyst and software developer for energy resource control systems.


She probably knows a 'little' about the subject (sorry Mr Wasp)

She'll probably be exposed in the Daily Mail quite soon for faking her qualifications and printing her degree certificates at home. These tech savvy types are all the same. My money's still on James😁



Slim

Quote from: David L on May 23, 2025, 06:52:04 PMDrill baby drill! 

https://voz.us/en/world/250523/24908/new-zealand-abandons-jacinta-ardern-s-net-zero-emissions-policies.html

So there are good arguments for and against, but the consequences of humanity continuing to burn fossil fuels for decades to come are going to be severe.

Slim