Kevin O'Leary
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303 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 14 Jul
Kevin O'Leary’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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are looking for combination of natural gas, air-cooled turbines, solar and sodium-lithium battery combinations so that you can build out, if you have enough land, solar panels that drive
grabbing energy during the day, and Utah's pretty good.
It's a semi-desert.
You're filling up those sodium lithium batteries, and then you're fueling the nighttime activity in the data center.
So a combination of all of the above, the Ruby pipeline there is at about 17% capacity.
So we can use some of that.
We have to spend billions to get all that set up, but then the turbines themselves can be air cooled or combination of water air cooled.
put that part of the word, the water permit.
And then of course we need toilets and kitchens and all that stuff.
People need water.
So we're going to use water there.
But at the end of the day, I'm pretty sure I'm going to be known different than, than in phase one.
Um, he's going to be a guy, a golf course, no different.
It's about 11 to 15 years away, the small nukes.
The economics of data centers worldwide are the cost of power per kilowatt hour.
So let me just give you some metrics.
The cheapest power on Earth is one cent a kilowatt hour in Saudi Arabia.
But obviously, given the instability of the region right now, no one's going to put a $15 billion investment there.
Then you get the Nordic countries, Finland, Norway, where we do have facilities at four and 3.9 cents a kilowatt hour.
The cheapest in North America is in Canada in the province of Alberta, where we're sort of at a 4.2, give or take a little bit, cents a kilowatt hour USD.
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