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Posted by A
 - Yesterday at 02:36:49
Quote from: opckieran on August 16, 2025, 20:33:26Wind is just not it. Vastly over-hyped, challenging to deploy and underwhelming results. Let's stick with solar and nuclear.

There is nothing wrong with wind power, the problem is people keep trying to use renewable energy to emulate the fossil fuel grid. It's like making a mechanical horse to pull a carriage and claiming cars don't work.

A renewable energy grid needs much more wind and solar, it also needs transmission and demand response with some storage and overgeneration. Yes, overgeneration. Then with the extra energy you overgenerate, you produce things like fertilizer which isn't needed asap like electricity is. With overgenration, even when you have lulls, you'll still produce enough
Posted by O
 - August 16, 2025, 21:47:29
Simiotics of the signified "Transition"is
The fascistic way of German elites since Martin Luther - Seckendorff - Fichte - Bismark - Hitler - Merkel - Von der Leyen to take over the EU trading the accumulated and future Economic Capital for the Symbolic Capital of the green policy initially architected by the US elites among other Larry Fing's way of power.
"Transition" is destroying local German businesses in exchange for the huge territorial control which calls EU, with fully centralized power which is what fascism is all about.
Posted by opckieran
 - August 16, 2025, 20:33:26
Wind is just not it. Vastly over-hyped, challenging to deploy and underwhelming results. Let's stick with solar and nuclear.
Posted by Redaktion
 - August 16, 2025, 19:24:04
No wind for extended periods is an increasingly more frequent trend, affecting electricity generation globally. A study points out that droughts can increase by up to 40% in the next years.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Wind-droughts-The-new-threat-to-the-energy-transition-and-stable-supply.1088760.0.html