Mr. GREG BOWER (International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators): For nitroglycerin to be transportable, it has to be kept very cold, not freezing, but very col.
Under freezing winter conditions the output can be miniscule because very cold weather and high winds require turbines to be shut down to avoid damage.
In addition, there will need to be access to large sources of energy to keep the ponds from freezing in cold winter climate areas, and for processing the algae into fuel.