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If they were to do the manufacturing of these in the UK, as opposed to the far east, where would the raw materials have to come from? (considering our reduced amount of steel making facilities, and the economics of increasing domestic extraction 

 

 

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You’ve answered part of your own question for starters. Extraction of ?? 

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Posted
9 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Extraction ?? 

Yep . You fell the steel girders and then extract them with a forwarder 😀

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20 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

If they were to do the manufacturing of these in the UK, as opposed to the far east, where would the raw materials have to come from? (considering our reduced amount of steel making facilities, and the economics of increasing domestic extraction 

 

 

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You’ve answered part of your own question for starters. Extraction of ?? 

So, assuming the economics of extracting domestic raw materials (and tighter environmental laws etc) makes that a non starter (why the mines etc closed?) where would the raw materials for UK manufacturing of this kind of equipment come from? 

Or would we import the steel that's been manufactured elsewhere?(as domestic production of raw steel also appears to be too expensive). 

 

It's not great that we import all of this stuff, and it would be fantastic if we still had enough of the skills, resources and facilities to do it,  but from what I understand they've been let go and without the raw materials it probably makes more sense on time, financial and environmental levels to have them built elsewhere.

 

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16 minutes ago, Youngstu said:

not great that we import all of this stuff, and it would be fantastic if we still had enough of the skills, resources and facilities to do it,  but from what I understand they've been let go and without the raw materials it probably makes more sense on time, financial and environmental levels to have them built elsewhere.

 

Ok just quit then 

Posted
47 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Ok just quit then 

 

If you're happy to just quit then stop whining about it all the time. 

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10 minutes ago, sime42 said:

 

If you're happy to just quit then stop whining about it all the time. 

Twisting people’s words again 😞old habits die hard. 

Posted
5 hours ago, Johnsond said:

The figures are out there, very easy to find and substantially higher than the numbers you quoted, mind you they come at an astronomical cost to UK households and businesses. There is often a disparity between production and consumption mind. You ever take a break from being a condescending prick 42 ??,  somewhat like the office blagger you seem to think relentlessly misspelling people’s names or ridiculing an information source is an effective way to put your point over. 
Strange behaviour from someone who is obviously not stupid. How’s the rat/bin situation by the way. 

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If you establish yourself as the site fool-cum-lunatic you're bound to attract a certain amount of ridicule. 

So if you think China is a piss poor example, then which country would you choose for it's commitment to renewable energy sources? Bhutan is 100%, and they don't have trains, which you'd like, but they're obviously a special case so you're not allowed to pick them. 

 

Posted
37 minutes ago, tree-fancier123 said:

at least a lot of the composite blades for wind turbines are made in UK

That manufacturing base is being built up steadily, shame it’s taken so long, approx 11500 turbines up around the uk most with 3 blades. UK supply is roughly 10% but on the up. 

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10 minutes ago, sime42 said:

 

If you establish yourself as the site fool-cum-lunatic you're bound to attract a certain amount of ridicule. 

So if you think China is a piss poor example, then which country would you choose for it's commitment to renewable energy sources? Bhutan is 100%, and they don't have trains, which you'd like, but they're obviously a special case so you're not allowed to pick them. 

 

Reference my earlier comment. I rest my case 👍
As I’ve said a few times I’ll skip your question after question after question after question show, the answers are never enough and you lie when all else fails so no thanks. 

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