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5yWeJk
No.521474
> LPG crisis
> It's just INCels and Mullah hoarding cylinders
eUAsEa
No.521475
>>521474(OP)
Proxy galat lagayi hai bulle, US flag dikh raha instead of Swiss
so7udv
No.521476
>>521474(OP)
rent free
pWTOE1
No.521477
>>521474(OP)
There's no crisis.
azIElD
No.521481
>>521474(OP)
They ARE hoarding a lot of cylinders though, they single handedly caused a needless spike in the situation.
eVFZqN
No.521485
>>521474(OP)
Kek
wBgTpp
No.521523
At Sehri, Muslims eat Fruits and drink roohafza.
At Iftaar, Muslims eat Dry fruits and cold Milk.
And at night Muslims eat Tandoori chicken.
All these don’t require LPG.
So Shortage of LPG will only affect Hindus and not Muslims.
Thank you Modi ji for this gift to Hindus
e0eLI0
No.521524
9oRewB
No.521541
>>521474(OP)
Test
QhG7sQ
No.521548
>>521477
this, I have PNG supply at home, and there has been no shortage, I have seen no panic, all restaurants are open too
pWTOE1
No.521551
>>521548
PNG depends on the natural gass import. But one of the factor why PNG users may not face issue is that LPG crisis is partly being manufactured by the corrupt cucks who have been trying to profit off through the paranoia pushed by IT celliyas.
QhG7sQ
No.521594
>>521551
In lundia only 60% of LNG is imported rest is produced here.
pWTOE1
No.521598
>>521594
60 is a lot but yes, atleast for now we are good.
pWTOE1
No.521602
Long back following was planned
>A proposed 1,400-kilometer undersea natural gas pipeline from Iran to India, known as the Iran-Oman-India (IOI) project, aims to transport 31.5 million cubic meters of gas daily, bypassing Pakistan to enhance India's energy security. The $4.5-$5 billion project, led by South Asia Gas Enterprise (SAGE), faces technical and geopolitical hurdles but remains a strategic option for India
Sadly iran cucked out. Ig we are batting on the fact that if war eventually fizzles out with some decent government we can restart this whole op. Same with the port.
C7JgHG
No.521607
>>521602
that would've been bombed in the first month of the conflict, if not earlier
pWTOE1
No.521613
>>521607
there's always risk and hence the statement under it.
we have that then we have IMEEC. something which involved adani handling the port. so on.
C7JgHG
No.521623
>>521613
here's something for you to ponder upon for an hour, do take an hour while doing whatever other thing or researching this:
>How long will it take to completely electrify the logistics sector?
>All generation using solar panels
>All trucks electric
Create a thread with your research
wivnvY
No.521625
mera lpg cylinder toh aagya i dont fear nobody nomore
pWTOE1
No.521628
>>521623
Not related to the conversation we are having. But thanks for the advise.
pWTOE1
No.521630
>>521625
Get a backup, if you are sorted for 60 days then cool.
2DbgUu
No.521674
>>521623
Well the economics does not make it possible to completely electrify the logistics the only part that could electrifying would be railways. The car could be electric but the trucks cannot because majority of its lifetime i guess if not for cabs majority of cars only run 20% of time and remaining they gets parked like in home and office whereas all trucks will sometimes gave dual shifts and can run for many days continuously which will put a strain on the battery and will not even time to recharge it.
Also the second point being all by solar there was a peer reviewed paper that tried to tackle this exact question but it says the levelised cost of electricity would be tremendously high if we go all solar instead we should go for 90% solar /renewable and remaining nuclear or hydro with battery and pump storage etc it's due to because 100% renewable means there would be inevitably be a point where there will be no sun no wind what happens when a hospital power gets cut then. it will be very bad.
pWTOE1
No.521679
>>521674
IMEEC was an economic corridor beyond energy. I was focusing on the war angle and our own interests in the region.
VX5wge
No.521971
>>521674
>all trucks will sometimes gave dual shifts and can run for many days continuously which will put a strain on the battery and will not even time to recharge it
not an issue with hypercharger can charge real quick with one of those m
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e0eLI0
No.522041
>>521551
>LPG crisis is partly being manufactured by the corrupt cucks who have been trying to profit off through the paranoia pushed by IT celliyas.
Holy shit, this.
VX5wge
No.522055
