52f5eb No.393377
BEWARE: By 2030, Living In Poo York Will Cost Residents 4 Times What It Does Now
There are a whole lot of reasons to avoid New York like the plague these days, and as sad as predictable there are even more reasons thanks to bad policy and stupid political leadership.
It currently costs NY about $36 per MWH for energy. But the state demanded wind. Let’s discuss the amazing bottom line results.
New York state signed a contract in June to buy electricity generated by two large wind farms, Empire Wind 1 and Sunrise Wind, off the coast of Long Island. The projects are expected to begin in 2026 and 2027, with power delivered to Brooklyn (Empire) and Long Island (Sunrise). The "state" aka TAXPAYERS will pay $155 and $146 per megawatt-hour, respectively. These prices are steep, at least four times the average grid cost paid over the past year.
The offshore wind business off the East Coast is in turmoil. Operators have canceled projects from Massachusetts to Maryland that were due to be constructed in the next four years. Some have been delayed, while others have renegotiated their contracts at prices 30% to 50% higher than originally promised.
Two widely quoted sources of break-even costs are the US Energy Information Administration and Lazard, an investment bank. In its most recent estimates, the EIA suggests the average break-even cost of offshore wind farms, adjusted to 2024 prices, is $131 per megawatt-hour, not counting government subsidies, and $101 per megawatt-hour after allowing for basic tax credits. The latter figure is what matters, because every offshore wind farm expects to take advantage of investment or production tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act.
Let’s pause right there because wind is absurd by any measure.
The cost of wind is $131 per MWH without credits and $101 with $30 in tax credits according to the EIA. A handout of $30 is an 83 percent subsidy (30/36) and the deal still is still nearly 100% per MWH in the red, losing $35 per MWH over the cost of buying energy at market rates.
The owner-operators of the two farms—Equinor for Empire and Orsted for Sunrise—are two of the top five global wind-farm investors and operators. Equinor is Norway’s state oil company, while Orsted previously was Denmark’s.
With a break even cost of $101 (thanks to subsidies), Equinor will make $54 per MWH and Orsted will make a mere $45 per MWH on something whose total cost should be $36 per MWH.
Did New York sign an agreement that allows large wind-farm operators to earn unreasonably high after-tax profits at the expense of its residents? I believe the math speaks for itself.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/new-york-pay-155-megawatt-hour-wind-power-current-rate-36-mwh
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842d58 No.393379
>>393377
You've never been to New York City
You didn't have enough money to go there. You didn't have what it takes.
You simply aren't good enough.
YOU'LL BE DEAD WITHIN 12 MONTHS
So go away and leave us alone
Go bother somebody else, loser
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52f5eb No.393381
>>393379
MY COMMENT: I may be a drunk at night, and alcohol may be a poison, but that won't stop me or damn me as I utilize God's organic natural Earthly medicine from herbs to spices, garlic to turmeric root, to detox and heal the damages of personal sacrifice, and so far I have warded off diabetes, fatty liver disease and much of the rest…. and while demonic entities such as yourself keep slandering me, cursing me, making up foul lies about me and trying to sentence me to death…. know this…. the liquor is my covenant to which I sacrifice myself for Christ and His everlasting, which will make the world atone for their sins and repent when the End Times cometh!!!!!
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52f5eb No.393400
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52f5eb No.393410
>>393379
No one wants to go to New York anymore, maybe 30 years ago they did, not anymore.
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122ac1 No.393460
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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122ac1 No.393522
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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122ac1 No.393546
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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122ac1 No.393575
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a9b891 No.393641
Any flying unicorns out tonight too schizo?
>>393381
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0f919f No.393664
>>393377
import shit
become shit
who knew??
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5ebceb No.393679
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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5a4818 No.393754
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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ed4cae No.394207
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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52f5eb No.394364
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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52f5eb No.394391
Before its economic collapse, Lebanon was a vibrant, cosmopolitan country, often called the "Paris of the Middle East." Its economy thrived on banking, tourism, and services, positioning it as a bridge between East and West. For Tony, this prosperity wasn’t an illusion—it was his daily life. "My life in Lebanon was extraordinary," he recalls. "I ran three thriving businesses and lived a luxurious lifestyle. Whether it was the latest cars, the best restaurants, or the hottest clubs, Beirut had it all."
Yet beneath the surface, cracks were forming. Lebanon’s banking sector, once a source of pride, was built on unsustainable practices, and the country was drowning in debt. For years, Lebanon’s central bank had pegged the Lebanese pound to the U.S. dollar at an artificially high rate, creating a false sense of stability.
This currency peg required constant inflows of dollars to maintain. When those inflows dried up, the house of cards collapsed.
In 2019, Lebanon’s banks began restricting access to savings, imposing informal capital controls without any legal framework. "Overnight, people lost access to their funds," Tony says. "You couldn’t withdraw your own money, and even if you could, it was in Lebanese pounds that were rapidly losing value."
For those unfamiliar with a currency crisis, the limitation of bank withdrawals is one of the first signs that the system is failing. The government and banks try to delay the inevitable by locking down money in the system. By then, it’s too late.
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0440dd No.394517
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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52f5eb No.394566
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f65e55 No.394725
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a1afb0 No.394743
>>393377
Time for the queen to retake the city that rightfully belongs to her.
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f65e55 No.394767
Prepping 101
The Step-by-Step Guide to Surviving Global Chaos
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jSnUqORCHm2O/
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122ac1 No.394908
Before its economic collapse, Lebanon was a vibrant, cosmopolitan country, often called the "Paris of the Middle East." Its economy thrived on banking, tourism, and services, positioning it as a bridge between East and West. For Tony, this prosperity wasn’t an illusion—it was his daily life. "My life in Lebanon was extraordinary," he recalls. "I ran three thriving businesses and lived a luxurious lifestyle. Whether it was the latest cars, the best restaurants, or the hottest clubs, Beirut had it all."
Yet beneath the surface, cracks were forming. Lebanon’s banking sector, once a source of pride, was built on unsustainable practices, and the country was drowning in debt. For years, Lebanon’s central bank had pegged the Lebanese pound to the U.S. dollar at an artificially high rate, creating a false sense of stability.
This currency peg required constant inflows of dollars to maintain. When those inflows dried up, the house of cards collapsed.
In 2019, Lebanon’s banks began restricting access to savings, imposing informal capital controls without any legal framework. "Overnight, people lost access to their funds," Tony says. "You couldn’t withdraw your own money, and even if you could, it was in Lebanese pounds that were rapidly losing value."
For those unfamiliar with a currency crisis, the limitation of bank withdrawals is one of the first signs that the system is failing. The government and banks try to delay the inevitable by locking down money in the system. By then, it’s too late.
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bd66f0 No.395120
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