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BOHICA

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Dang that is some electricity needed to push that gas down a pipeline.  Wonder how much coal is burned to send that gas 3000 miles..  

https://www.pumpsandsystems.com/pumps-and-systems-transcontinental-energy-transfer

The energy used for such transfer is enormous. At a $0.10/kWh energy cost, each pump consumes nearly $3.3 million per year. With four such pumps per booster station, and approximately 50 booster stations along nearly 3,000 miles of pipeline, the total energy consumed to move gasoline is enormous.

 

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19 hours ago, BOHICA said:

Dang that is some electricity needed to push that gas down a pipeline.  Wonder how much coal is burned to send that gas 3000 miles..  

https://www.pumpsandsystems.com/pumps-and-systems-transcontinental-energy-transfer

The energy used for such transfer is enormous. At a $0.10/kWh energy cost, each pump consumes nearly $3.3 million per year. With four such pumps per booster station, and approximately 50 booster stations along nearly 3,000 miles of pipeline, the total energy consumed to move gasoline is enormous.

 

My fusion 900 is the best I tell you the best 

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3 hours ago, BOHICA said:

So it takes more electricity to power these oil pipelines cause of the transmission losses?  

 

And that is not even counting the loss from all the new small sub stations getting to the grid .

But I say again my fusion is the best 

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