Renewables Cheaper than Coal

[katzgar]

Bye bye coal... https://www.forbes.com/sites/energy...aper-than-running-existing-coal/#73984bee31f3

 

[Irish Exit]

Free riders still need standby power.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Free riders still need standby power.

natural gas

 

[katzgar]

Free riders still need standby power.

I figure there will be a point when the grid isnt a viable business model.

 

[Bourbon]

Free riders still need standby power.

This is what I have ... Natural Gas Backup

 

[Irish Exit]

This is what I have ... Natural Gas Backup

How often do you use that thing? I have considered them for power outages but I am not sure it would be worth it in the long run or what the actual run life is on them.

 

[Irish Exit]

I figure there will be a point when the grid isnt a viable business model.

Instead you should be figuring that electricity is going to get extremely more expensive.

 

[Irish Exit]

natural gas

which isn't carbon friendly. I thought we were saving the planet.

 

[Phantasmal]

This is what I have ... Natural Gas Backup

That’s nice

 

[katzgar]

Instead you should be figuring that electricity is going to get extremely more expensive.

you make no sense

 

[Irish Exit]

you make no sense

Of course not to someone like you. In the meantime with all their renewables, Germany has some of the most expensive electricity in the world.

 

[katzgar]

Of course not to someone like you. In the meantime with all their renewables, Germany has some of the most expensive electricity in the world.

true, ignorant and uneducated but true to a point

 

[Irish Exit]

true, ignorant and uneducated but true to a point

It is neither. There will always be a grid. You cannot hang enough solar panels in NYC and LA to satisfy even basic needs, let alone commercial needs without a grid.

 

[Sailor]

It is neither. There will always be a grid. You cannot hang enough solar panels in NYC and LA to satisfy even basic needs, let alone commercial needs without a grid.

That simple truth escapes way to many .

 

[katzgar]

It is neither. There will always be a grid. You cannot hang enough solar panels in NYC and LA to satisfy even basic needs, let alone commercial needs without a grid.

thats why I said true, huge solar/wind farms do need a grid.

 

[Irish Exit]

thats why I said true, huge solar/wind farms do need a grid.

Except you did not say that. You have said

Bye bye coal...

I figure there will be a point when the grid isnt a viable business model.

you make no sense

and

true, ignorant and uneducated but true to a point

Ergo the only logical conclusion is that you are senile or a person who doesn't know shit and tries to lie their way out of being wrong when personal attacks failed you.

 

[Legion]

Poor grandpa katzgutz.

 

[cancel2 2022]

Bye bye coal... https://www.forbes.com/sites/energy...aper-than-running-existing-coal/#73984bee31f3

Here is a Forbes article that makes far more sense!!

Germany's Green Energy Policy Disaster

https://www.forbes.com/sites/panosm...ys-green-energy-policy-disaster/#4042593f71b7

 

[katzgar]

Except you did not say that. You have said





and




Ergo the only logical conclusion is that you are senile or a person who doesn't know shit and tries to lie their way out of being wrong when personal attacks failed you.

Bye-bye coal was only three words and you couldn't follow it holy crap dude you have issues.the title was renewables are cheaper and that's something you couldn't follow and you're coming back on me because you're so f****** drug-addled and stupid that you couldn't understand what's going on

 

[cancel2 2022]

Bye bye coal... https://www.forbes.com/sites/energy...aper-than-running-existing-coal/#73984bee31f3

Here is a Forbes article that makes far more sense!!

https://www.forbes.com/sites/panosm...ys-green-energy-policy-disaster/#4042593f71b7