power plant

“And about 40% of all the water withdrawals in the United States every day are just to cool power plants.”

“It's like a third of our energy consumption in the United States just goes to boil water to make steam in power plants.”

“Carbon capture in particular only really makes sense if you're running a plant a lot. You know, if you're going to install all that carbon capture equipment and then only run the plant 10% of the time, that's a very, very, you know, the cost of that on a per m…”

“If we just said, okay, let's just assume you lose two percent methane, you lose two percent hydrogen. That means if I took that methane and I burned that in a power plant, or I took that hydrogen and I burned that in a power plant, and I'm losing the same amou…”

“And now we're thinking from the outside in, we're saying, what does a power plant look like? What value does it need to bring to the grid? What does it need to do to be really effective and, you know, to meet the business goals of the operator and what do the …”

“Do they really want a data center plus a power plant next door? That also seems like not the right solution. Like, I think that's, Worse than a data center connected to the grid.”