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Old Posted Jul 17, 2014, 2:25 PM
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Originally Posted by North_Regina_Boy View Post
One might consider capturing heat from mechanical linkages in the hydro plant as a secondary means of heating water to create more power from the existing source... Viable maybe?
Love the thinking, but a better option in my opinion is using that heat to brace greenhouses/grow-ops. I know a group who is proposing this in Saskatchewan.

On the subject of Hydro, it's one of the few things I support the NDP in. I strongly believe building the capacity and developing a culture of power generation in the province will greatly offset price increases for domestic consumers in the long run. That said, I also think Manitoba is the perfect jurisdiction for nuclear power generation (e.g. Local supply, water resources, stable craton, etc.). I know we will NEVER see it, though. Too bad.
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