Canada, Mexico Steelmakers Refuse New US Orders

[Into the Night]

As you can see the info came from the US Energy information administration.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration website, the states that use Canadian electricity are New York, including New York City, the Upper Midwest states of North Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota, as well as most of New England, including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire.

Nope. None of these States nor the SOTNY purchase electricity from Canada. They all generate their own power. Canada does not control the ERIC or the WRIC. If Canada wants to shut off their power plants, it only puts Canada in the dark. The ERIC or the WRIC will simply disconnect them.

 

[Tbird19482]

I have already given you that information, Tball. RQAA

And you don't know what the FUCK you are talking about and I posted several links showing they DO sell the US electricity

 

[tigerred59]

You are hallucinating again, Sybil.

I am many things, but never ever ever am I wrong and I challenge anybody here to prove me otherwise. I predicted a Trump win, posted about it and I knew the black bitch was gonna lose...I am always right, sorry.

There's a reason when being sworn in, Trump never put his hands on the bible, because he knows his policies are gonna turn the American Stupid sour and trying to indict him on violations of the Constitution would be a VOID. He knows the American Stupid is gonna turn on his white ass, trust and believe

 

[Into the Night]

And you don't know what the FUCK you are talking about and I posted several links showing they DO sell the US electricity

Denying my posts won't work, Tball.

Canada can shut down all of it's power generating plants if it wants to. It won't affect the United States. I only puts Canada in the dark.
Canada does not control the ERIC or the WRIC, Tball.

 

[Into the Night]

I am many things, but never ever ever am I wrong and I challenge anybody here to prove me otherwise.

Already done, Tball.

I predicted a Trump win, posted about it and I knew the black bitch was gonna lose...I am always right, sorry.

Blatant lie. You predicted Biden would win, then when the Democrat party ignored it's voters and made Kamala the nominee, you predicted she would win. You didn't predict a Trump win until it already happened.

There's a reason when being sworn in, Trump never put his hands on the bible,

Irrelevance fallacy.

because he knows his policies are gonna turn the American Stupid sour

Like you?

and trying to indict him on violations of the Constitution would be a VOID.

Trump has not violated any part of the Constitution other than a minor infraction of the 2nd amendment (since recanted).

He knows the American Stupid is gonna turn on his white ass, trust and believe

Blatant lie. You don't support Trump.

 

[tigerred59]

Already done, Tball.

Blatant lie. You predicted Biden would win, then when the Democrat party ignored it's voters and made Kamala the nominee, you predicted she would win. You didn't predict a Trump win until it already happened.

Irrelevance fallacy.

Like you?

Trump has not violated any part of the Constitution other than a minor infraction of the 2nd amendment (since recanted).

Blatant lie. You don't support Trump.

If you were truly interested you'd archive my postings and see that I was right....listen, your an ass ho, good bye

 

[SmarterthanYou]

Some steelmakers in Canada and Mexico are telling customers that they are refusing new orders to the US on concerns that President Donald Trump soon will reimpose duties.

Canada’s Stelco has been telling US-based consumers it is pausing sales quotes, according to a person familiar with the matter. Mexico-based steel suppliers also stopped taking orders for material this week as they await potential action from Trump, according to Flack Global Metals, a large buyer.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/canada-mexico-steelmakers-refuse-us-171330059.html

look at that. already reviving the steel industry in PA

 

[Into the Night]

If you were truly interested you'd archive my postings and see that I was right....listen, your an ass ho, good bye

Your posts are already archived, Tball. that's what a database does! It is because of your posts I know you're lying.

You may try to deny your own posts, but it will never work. Your posts are archived. ANYONE can go and read them!

 

[EdwinA]

Not facts. Go learn what 'fact' means.

Coal is still used in a lot of steel plants since it's a good source of carbon to make the alloy. It is also used in a lot of them to fire the blast furnace. So is natural gas. Hydrogen is not used because it doesn't have enough BTUs per volume. It also causes brittle steel.

Same engineering. Not much to a blast furnace.

Random words. No apparent coherency. Ignoring this portion.

That they would, mostly because they don't understand how cleanly coal can be burned. But, they never do their homework.
We also use coal in the United States.

Doesn't matter what you try to spin, anybody can look up the facts, so claiming I didn't state facts isn't of any concern, it just makes you look ignorant. The fact is most steel plants in the U.S. use arc furnaces, not coal, and those that use coal are going away in favor of better methods.

 

[EdwinA]

Why? Nuclear power is not renewable energy. Natural gas, oil, and coal ARE renewable energy and even cheaper to build and operate. ALL of them can burn fuel quite cleanly these days.

Nukes produce energy a lot more efficiently and uses less resources than any other source., and it is a lot cleaner than the bio-carbons. Just a fact. And, it is easily hooked to existing transmission grids, and can built nearly anywhere; it just boils water to produce energy.Coal is bulky and dirtuy, no matter how 'clean' some keep claiming it is. Solar and wind require large amounts of land area, usually far away from the major users of electricity. Transmission Losses are high.

 

[Walt]

look at that. already reviving the steel industry in PA

Bethlehem Steel's main plant in Bethlehem, PA is still a casino. When will that be "revived"?

 

[Into the Night]

Doesn't matter what you try to spin,

You can't blame your problem on me or anybody else.

anybody can look up the facts,

Not facts.

so claiming I didn't state facts isn't of any concern, it just makes you look ignorant.

Not facts.

The fact is most steel plants in the U.S. use arc furnaces, not coal, and those that use coal are going away in favor of better methods.

Not a fact.

 

[Walt]

Nope. None of these States nor the SOTNY purchase electricity from Canada. They all generate their own power. Canada does not control the ERIC or the WRIC. If Canada wants to shut off their power plants, it only puts Canada in the dark. The ERIC or the WRIC will simply disconnect them.

Canada exported 65.225 billion kWh in 2022. It exports to only one country, the USA, so it exported 65.225 billion kWh to the USA.

It would be difficult to divide Canada's electrical grids from ours, and would mean less redundancy for both.

Canada - The World Factbook

www.cia.gov

 

[Into the Night]

Nukes produce energy a lot more efficiently and uses less resources than any other source.

Nuclear power is not renewable energy, and is quite 'dirty', producing nuclear waste that is difficult to dispose of.

and it is a lot cleaner than the bio-carbons.

Carbon is not 'bio' anything. Carbon is an element.

Just a fact.

Buzzword fallacy. Go learn what 'fact' means.

And, it is easily hooked to existing transmission grids,

Any generator can be hooked into a grid. All you have to do is coordinate with the dispatchers and grid phasing.

and can built nearly anywhere;

Building one on a fault line is generally a bad idea.

it just boils water to produce energy.

Boiling water is not producing energy. It takes energy to boil water. You cannot create energy out of nothing.

Coal is bulky and dirtuy, no matter how 'clean' some keep claiming it is.

Coal can burn very cleanly, producing only CO2

Solar and wind require large amounts of land area, usually far away from the major users of electricity. Transmission Losses are high.

No. They are just simply piddle power, and the most expensive methods of generating electricity. Wind requires large areas of land. Solar doesn't, but it produces so little as to make it impractical for the cost of installing it and maintaining it. The only reasons these exist at all is because of fascism. It is the government funding them and interfering with energy markets.

YOU don't get to dictate what kind of energy people want to buy. Coal is both plentiful and cheap, and so is natural gas. Much cheaper methods of producing power than nuclear, wind, or solar.

 

[Into the Night]

Bethlehem Steel's main plant in Bethlehem, PA is still a casino. When will that be "revived"?

There is no Bethlehem Steel.

 

[Into the Night]

Canada exported 65.225 billion kWh in 2022. It exports to only one country, the USA, so it exported 65.225 billion kWh to the USA.

It would be difficult to divide Canada's electrical grids from ours, and would mean less redundancy for both.

Canada - The World Factbook

www.cia.gov

Obviously have no idea how an electrical grid even works or what it does.

Canada makes use of the ERIC and WRIC, but they don't control them.
If Canada shuts down all of it's power generating plants, the ERIC and WRIC will simply disconnect them, and Canada goes dark. The United States generates it's own power. There is no 'redundancy' for either the ERIC or the WRIC. There is only one of them apiece.

Your fear mongering won't work.

 

[Walt]

There is no Bethlehem Steel.

I thought you said it was revived. When will it be revived?

 

[Into the Night]

I thought you said it was revived. When will it be revived?

I never said any such thing, Wally. There is no Bethlehem Steel.

 

[Phantasmal]

California needs to rebuild…

It’s going to get very ugly.

 

[Walt]

I never said any such thing, Wally. There is no Bethlehem Steel.

Correct, there is no Bethlehem Steel right now, but you are saying they will be revived... When is that? Will they warn the casino patrons before firing up the furnaces?