Best period over one week from Sunday 04/08/2019 to Monday 12/08/2019
Saturday 10/08/2019 3:30pm
Demand 7006Mw
Wind 1358Mw @ 23.35% of nameplate capacity.
Solar Large 301Mw
Solar Small 216Mw
Total Renewable 1875Mw - 32.24% of demand
Worst period over one week from Sunday 04/08/2019 to Monday 12/08/2019
Monday 4th August 2019 8:30am
Demand 5049Mw
Wind 8Mw @ 0.16% of nameplate capacity.
Solar Large 29Mw
Solar Small 25Mw
Total Renewable 251Mw - 1.23% of demand
Currently:
Monday 12th August 2019 7:30pm
Demand 7006
Wind 251Mw @ 3.56% of nameplate capacity.
Solar Large 0Mw
Solar Small 0Mw
Total Renewable 251Mw - 3.58% of demand.
And you really think with these massive fluctuations in supply that renewables are practical?
If you are going to give your usual evasive or smartarse answer donât bother unless you can back it up with data.
There is a prescription potion now available in Victoria that you should consider! I will help round up the two Doctors you need to put you out of your misery.
Without coal you would be sitting in the dark scratching you â â â â wondering why your lights are out, your smartphone doesnât charge and the beer in the refrigerator is getting warm.
And yet not one answer from you dimwits as to where the power is going to come from.
By the way, you did see with abject grovelling the NSW Liberal and Labor Parties in a desperate effort to stave off disaster have convinced AGL to delay the closing of Liddell and Vales Point power stations to way past their scheduled shutdown dates.
Most of my power comes from my solar panels. And soon, hopefully, the rest will come from a battery. My reliance on coal will be very minimal, if at all.
The day is coming when coal generated power is the supplementary supply, not the main supply, reversing the current (no pun intended) arrangement.
A little further down the track there will be no need for coal at all.
Except in museums where todayâs younger generation will tell their kidsâŚsigh, I remember whenâŚ
We did plastic free July - my gosh it wakes you up to how many things have plastic in them.
Our council down here is creating some change, and business are looking at making switches from plastic to non plastic products.
The only way to get people to take notice on pollution - climate change - is to put $$ into it. like Labor did with the Carbon Tax - thats what makes big business take notice.
They also need to reevaluate how water is being used as a commodity for people to buy sell, as people just hold it to make $$$ and drive the price up
Plant more trees.
Reduce street lighting (waste electricity)
Add more greenery to our environment
E.g Green roofs on bus shelters to provide plants for Bees etc
Did you actually look at the Nemwatch website and do a basic calculation of the shortfall.
Of course not, data doesnât matter to warmunists only the certain knowledge that they are right.
Of 113 climate models used by the UN all of them are wrong.
Every time the faults are pointed out the excuses flow, we didnât take into account new factors, when that doesnât work they change the parameters used in the models, then they change the past temperatures to make them fit the new models, next step, change the way temperature stations record the temperature, use non-compliant stations for ârecordâ temperatures and it just goes on and on.
It is a gravy train that those sucking money out of the taxpayers pockets.
Just advertised - Yarra City Council.
Climate Emergency Officer.
$100,000 PA
No doubt they have some unemployable with an Arts Degree already lined up.
50 years ago universities used to ask their students to examine the evidence and come to a conclusion, now they teach you to search for evidence no matter how tenuous to back up your preconceived ideas and to avoid empirical data, insult your adversary or have them silenced.
Having bees swarming on bus shelters isnt the brightest idea in my book. I can just see all the lawsuits from people getting stung, especially by the ones who canât tolerate a sting.