AND THE BIG WHEEL KEEPS ON TURNING!

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Nadja, Feb 10, 2012.


  1. Nadja

    Nadja RIP 3-11-2013 Forum Leader

    AND THE BIG WHEEL KEEPS ON TURNING!





    The Tonopah Solar company in Harry Reid's Nevada is getting a $737 million loan from Obama's DOE.

    The project will produce a 110 megawatt power system and employ 45 permanent workers.

    That's costing us just $16 million per job.

    One of the investment partners in this endeavor is Pacific Corporate Group (PCG).

    The PCG executive director is Ron Pelosi who is the brother to Nancy's husband!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Just move along folks..... Nothing to see here


    NO CONFLICT HERE!

    JUST KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT AND CONSIDER WHO TO VOTE FOR IN 2012!

    God Bless America !!!!






















     
  2. TheEconomist

    TheEconomist Creighton Bluejay

    [woot]
     
  3. TheEconomist

    TheEconomist Creighton Bluejay

  4. ghrit

    ghrit Bad company Administrator Founding Member

    Approved a private project to be constructed on public land, and using public money as a loan guarantee. And the save the desert greenies not yet heard from. Hm. Wonder what will take up residence in the shadow of the panels or concentrators?
     
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  5. ColtCarbine

    ColtCarbine Monkey+++ Founding Member

    From the above article listed

    The solar energy project is expected to create more than 600 jobs on the project site over the 30-month
    construction period, and more than 4,300 direct and indirect induced jobs in the facility supply chain
    including manufacturing, value-added services and transportation. Additionally, the project will employ
    45 full time operational staff and will spend upwards to $10 million per year in operating costs and is
    forecasted to generate $37 million in total tax revenues over the first 10 years of operation – contributing
    to workers’ paychecks, service businesses, local school systems and police and fire departments.
     
  6. ColtCarbine

    ColtCarbine Monkey+++ Founding Member

    I'll agree with you on the public money part. Not so sure how muck I like that part but at least there would be construction jobs but at what cost and to who.
     
  7. TheEconomist

    TheEconomist Creighton Bluejay


    I have to agree. It you look at it as 5000 jobs created for a minumum of 3 years then we are talking about $50,000 a job per year for 3 years. This isn't that bad compaired to other projects...if these numbers turn out to be true.
     
  8. ColtCarbine

    ColtCarbine Monkey+++ Founding Member

    There is the key word true. Since .gov is involved, I guess you can take that with a grain of salt.

    Not saying I support the project.
     
  9. Seawolf1090

    Seawolf1090 Retired Curmudgeonly IT Monkey Founding Member

    Basic "Politics 101" - standard operating precedure. If it does generate jobs and revenue, it'll be better than a lot of Government projects.
     
  10. Cephus

    Cephus Monkey+++ Founding Member

    Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows!!!

    Smoke and mirrors once again !!
     
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