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Postby cyprusgrump » Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:13 pm

kurupetos wrote:
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CBBB wrote:The RIK news has just been telling us what a wonderful thing are!


Wonderful if you are sucking up a massive grant from the EU for building them.... :evil:


Yes, but there would be a massive penalty if Cyprus didn't... :wink:


Thank goodness we joined the EU then eh...? :x
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Postby Oracle » Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:57 pm

Cyprusgrump ... if you turn your bucket around, you won't be able to see them! :D
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Postby Zorba » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:18 pm

Coincidence I was driving out of Pissouri this afternoon and noticed those two white towers in the distance. They do stick out. They should have been painted green/beige to blend in.Are they going to install more ?
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Postby georgios100 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:44 pm

Here is my two cents on the wind farm installation. Some of the comments posted so far are beyond comprehension. I can't believe your only concern is what color is the mast or the noise emissions of the turbines... what about the power shortage in the near future?

1. Renewable energy projects.
2. Global warming.
3. Carbon dioxide emissions.
4. Fossil fuel running out.
5. Addiction to oil.
6. Acid rain and smog.

The above items are of global concern. Cyprus included. We should realize by now, the energy sector in Cyprus is behind schedule.

Electricity demand grows by the minute. Wind power is very popular all over the world. Here, in Canada, wind farms are constructed everywhere. As oil won't be there for ever, alternative sources of power must be pursued. Denmark, the leader in wind energy, harvests 20% of it's electricity from wind turbines.

The other option for Cyprus is nuclear energy. Do you really want a nuclear plant near you? No? Then settle for a wind farm and stop wining.

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Postby apc2010 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:47 pm

georgios100 wrote:Here is my two cents on the wind farm installation. Some of the comments posted so far are beyond comprehension. I can't believe your only concern is what color is the mast or the noise emissions of the turbines... what about the power shortage in the near future?

1. Renewable energy projects.
2. Global warming.
3. Carbon dioxide emissions.
4. Fossil fuel running out.
5. Addiction to oil.
6. Acid rain and smog.

The above items are of global concern. Cyprus included. We should realize by now, the energy sector in Cyprus is behind schedule.

Electricity demand grows by the minute. Wind power is very popular all over the world. Here, in Canada, wind farms are constructed everywhere. As oil won't be there for ever, alternative sources of power must be pursued. Denmark, the leader in wind energy, harvests 20% of it's electricity from wind turbines.

The other option for Cyprus is nuclear energy. Do you really want a nuclear plant near you? No? Then settle for a wind farm and stop wining.

Georgios100

That is only worth 2 cents.. you're right
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Postby kurupetos » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:48 pm

georgios100 wrote:Here is my two cents on the wind farm installation. Some of the comments posted so far are beyond comprehension. I can't believe your only concern is what color is the mast or the noise emissions of the turbines... what about the power shortage in the near future?

1. Renewable energy projects.
2. Global warming.
3. Carbon dioxide emissions.
4. Fossil fuel running out.
5. Addiction to oil.
6. Acid rain and smog.

The above items are of global concern. Cyprus included. We should realize by now, the energy sector in Cyprus is behind schedule.

Electricity demand grows by the minute. Wind power is very popular all over the world. Here, in Canada, wind farms are constructed everywhere. As oil won't be there for ever, alternative sources of power must be pursued. Denmark, the leader in wind energy, harvests 20% of it's electricity from wind turbines.

The other option for Cyprus is nuclear energy. Do you really want a nuclear plant near you? No? Then settle for a wind farm and stop wining.

Georgios100


Re yorgo,

Until the 19th century Cypriots didn't have anything working on fossil fuel, and they still survived! All you need is halloumi and some olives. 8)
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Postby georgios100 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:53 pm

kurupetos wrote:
georgios100 wrote:Here is my two cents on the wind farm installation. Some of the comments posted so far are beyond comprehension. I can't believe your only concern is what color is the mast or the noise emissions of the turbines... what about the power shortage in the near future?

1. Renewable energy projects.
2. Global warming.
3. Carbon dioxide emissions.
4. Fossil fuel running out.
5. Addiction to oil.
6. Acid rain and smog.

The above items are of global concern. Cyprus included. We should realize by now, the energy sector in Cyprus is behind schedule.

Electricity demand grows by the minute. Wind power is very popular all over the world. Here, in Canada, wind farms are constructed everywhere. As oil won't be there for ever, alternative sources of power must be pursued. Denmark, the leader in wind energy, harvests 20% of it's electricity from wind turbines.

The other option for Cyprus is nuclear energy. Do you really want a nuclear plant near you? No? Then settle for a wind farm and stop wining.

Georgios100


Re yorgo,

Until the 19th century Cypriots didn't have anything working on fossil fuel, and they still survived! All you need is halloumi and some olives.
8)


You are right.

Back then there was no TV, Internet, Radios, light fixtures, fridges...
BTW, I love halloumi, olives and regga psiti me efimerides...

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Postby georgios100 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:56 pm

apc2010 wrote:
georgios100 wrote:Here is my two cents on the wind farm installation. Some of the comments posted so far are beyond comprehension. I can't believe your only concern is what color is the mast or the noise emissions of the turbines... what about the power shortage in the near future?

1. Renewable energy projects.
2. Global warming.
3. Carbon dioxide emissions.
4. Fossil fuel running out.
5. Addiction to oil.
6. Acid rain and smog.

The above items are of global concern. Cyprus included. We should realize by now, the energy sector in Cyprus is behind schedule.

Electricity demand grows by the minute. Wind power is very popular all over the world. Here, in Canada, wind farms are constructed everywhere. As oil won't be there for ever, alternative sources of power must be pursued. Denmark, the leader in wind energy, harvests 20% of it's electricity from wind turbines.

The other option for Cyprus is nuclear energy. Do you really want a nuclear plant near you? No? Then settle for a wind farm and stop wining.

Georgios100

That is only worth 2 cents.. you're right


You always disagree muchacho.

What is your bright idea about the electricity needs of Cyprus?

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Postby kurupetos » Sat Mar 20, 2010 12:00 am

georgios100 wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
georgios100 wrote:Here is my two cents on the wind farm installation. Some of the comments posted so far are beyond comprehension. I can't believe your only concern is what color is the mast or the noise emissions of the turbines... what about the power shortage in the near future?

1. Renewable energy projects.
2. Global warming.
3. Carbon dioxide emissions.
4. Fossil fuel running out.
5. Addiction to oil.
6. Acid rain and smog.

The above items are of global concern. Cyprus included. We should realize by now, the energy sector in Cyprus is behind schedule.

Electricity demand grows by the minute. Wind power is very popular all over the world. Here, in Canada, wind farms are constructed everywhere. As oil won't be there for ever, alternative sources of power must be pursued. Denmark, the leader in wind energy, harvests 20% of it's electricity from wind turbines.

The other option for Cyprus is nuclear energy. Do you really want a nuclear plant near you? No? Then settle for a wind farm and stop wining.

Georgios100


Re yorgo,

Until the 19th century Cypriots didn't have anything working on fossil fuel, and they still survived! All you need is halloumi and some olives.
8)


You are right.

Back then there was no TV, Internet, Radios, light fixtures, fridges...
BTW, I love halloumi, olives and regga psiti me efimerides...

Georgios100


Do you eat newspapers? :shock:
Can I have the recipe? :lol:
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Postby apc2010 » Sat Mar 20, 2010 12:01 am

Was that a joke? my bright idea about electricity????
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