I did talk about NOx and SOx in my "why gas turbines are bad" section, and guess it kinda goes hand in hand with the carbon capture where their waste is pure CO2.
Land and water use was something that I missed here and got happily educated about by K.R. himself during the earnings call.
Combined heat and power I actually didn't know about at all. Very interesting.
You missed a few important other features of Bloom 😛-
1. Emissions. Order of magnitude lower NOx and SOx. Big deal for air permits.
2. Land use and curb appeal. Quiet and unobtrusive and use very little space if stacked up. Important for urban sites.
3. CHP. Combined heat and power. Many applications need heat not cooling like DCs. Can reach 80-90% efficiency if your use case needs it.
4. Water consumption. Matters in places like the New Mexico Oracle Project Jupiter.
Like I've said elsewhere it truly is the SSD or the LED bulb of power production. It's a bit easier to invert and say what it's worse at.
Mr. Bloom himself!
I did talk about NOx and SOx in my "why gas turbines are bad" section, and guess it kinda goes hand in hand with the carbon capture where their waste is pure CO2.
Land and water use was something that I missed here and got happily educated about by K.R. himself during the earnings call.
Combined heat and power I actually didn't know about at all. Very interesting.
Just a bit of good humored needling :) I did miss that you talked about it in the inference section as well.