You’re in this thread hoping that paradigm shifts in battery tech, AB building refineries, and using what you incorrectly assumed is 10GW of unused headroom in the power grid, all for ai compute facilities.
I’m not sure why you’re gunning so hard for ai compute facilities to be built in Alberta specifically, and your unsophisticated understanding of the way energy works makes it hard to take your position seriously.
What do you mean paradigm shift? BC is literally building 5 grid-scale batteries right now. This isn’t future tech, it’s something that can be purchased and installed today.
I’m arguing for them in Alberta for the same reason Alberta is arguing for pipelines to be built through BC. They’re going to be built somewhere, may as well get the benefits of having them here.
You’re in this thread hoping that paradigm shifts in battery tech, AB building refineries, and using what you incorrectly assumed is 10GW of unused headroom in the power grid, all for ai compute facilities.
I’m not sure why you’re gunning so hard for ai compute facilities to be built in Alberta specifically, and your unsophisticated understanding of the way energy works makes it hard to take your position seriously.
What do you mean paradigm shift? BC is literally building 5 grid-scale batteries right now. This isn’t future tech, it’s something that can be purchased and installed today.
I’m arguing for them in Alberta for the same reason Alberta is arguing for pipelines to be built through BC. They’re going to be built somewhere, may as well get the benefits of having them here.