Steve Firth wrote: <gustavfenk@googlemail.com> wrote: On Dec 10, 10:07 pm, "Porridge Wog" <axel...@btopenworld.com> wrote: Wind and tide are guaranteed up the west coast in the Hebrides but savings will soon be whittled away by needing 'sensitive' planning so it can connect up to the National Grid Tide is guaranteed everywhere! Umm no it isn't. Tide varies ...

On Dec 10, 10:07 pm, "Porridge Wog" <axel...@btopenworld.com> wrote: Wind and tide are guaranteed up the west coast in the Hebrides but savings will soon be whittled away by needing 'sensitive' planning so it can connect up to the National Grid Tide is guaranteed everywhere! But, in the rest of the UK, wind certainly isn't (this morning for instance). So even if we surround our ...

gazzafield wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7135930.stm "The business secretary admitted it would change Britain's coastline, and mean higher electricity bills." Why does it always ultimately mean we'll pay more? The "fuel" is free. All "fuel" is "free".

> The whole story is utter bollocks, as usual for something from politicians. Doing the maths, it means every one of the 7000 turbines producing in excess of 4MW at all times. This is unrealistic in the extreme. Anyway, I don't believe their figures for the total energy requirement. I did look them up once and think they're bigger. And the wind doesn't blow all the time. ...

"gazzafield" <rufty_tufty_hoolythug@nospam.says_I.thankyou.ko> wrote in message news:kKudnZyHztpCwcDanZ2dnUVZ8tHinZ2d@pipex.net... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7135930.stm "The business secretary admitted it would change Britain's coastline, and mean higher electricity bills." Why does it always ultimately mean we'll pay more? The "fuel" is free. The whole story...

Adrian wrote: gazzafield (gazzafield <rufty_tufty_hoolythug@nospam.says_I.thankyou.ko>) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7135930.stm "The business secretary admitted it would change Britain's coastline, and mean higher electricity bills." Why does it always ultimately mean we'll pay more? The "fuel"...

gazzafield (gazzafield <rufty_tufty_hoolythug@nospam.says_I.thankyou.ko>) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7135930.stm "The business secretary admitted it would change Britain's coastline, and mean higher electricity bills." Why does it always ultimately mean we'll pay more? The "fuel" is free. But construction ...

gazzafield wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7135930.stm "The business secretary admitted it would change Britain's coastline, and mean higher electricity bills." Why does it always ultimately mean we'll pay more? The "fuel" is free. You don't expect electrickery to be too cheap to meter do you? ;) and look: '"We applaud any initiative to boost the ...

> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7135930.stm "The business secretary admitted it would change Britain's coastline, and mean higher electricity bills." Why does it always ultimately mean we'll pay more? The "fuel" is free.

...regulamin." Św. Piotr prowadzi Jarosława / Donalda do windy, która wiezie go do piekła. Gdy drzwi...Przed budynkiem stoi wiele znanych mu osób, Leszek Miller, Balcerowicz, Olszewski. Jest tu także znaczna część ...ścisnęli go. Kaczyński /Tusk wsiadł do windy wiodącej do nieba. Święty Piotr oczekiwał ...przyjaciół." Święty Piotr odprowadził go aż do windy i Jarosław Kaczyński / Donald Tusk zjecha...