To: Lorianne
Most of Europe’s modern wind turbines are struggling to be profitable due to the inefficient subsidy structure. That's just more Newspeak Gobbledygook.
They can never be "profitable" if they require a subsidy to do.
4 posted on
04/18/2016 3:00:08 PM PDT by
Iron Munro
(Noah: 'When the animals began to pair up by specie and stand in line, I really took notice.')
To: Iron Munro
I see these things out on the plains and farm belt and think what a joke. Hawks, eagles, and batso arent laughing.
7 posted on
04/18/2016 3:07:10 PM PDT by
Wilderness Conservative
(Trump vs Cruz - One loses in the summer, the other goes down in the fall.)
To: Iron Munro
Most of Europe’s modern wind turbines are struggling to be profitable due to the inefficient subsidy structure. Financieele Dagblad is extremely worried about the failure of the Dutch wind industry, because the Netherlands is already behind its green energy targets. inefficient subsidy structure. = NEED MORE TAXES from the surfs
8 posted on
04/18/2016 3:08:41 PM PDT by
DanZ
To: Iron Munro
“They can never be “profitable” if they require a subsidy to do.”
Actually, green energy can be quite profitable. Some Germans discovered they could install solar panels and sell the excess power back to the utilities. They installed diesel generators and sold the power as coming from their panels. They received enough to pay for the solar panels, the generators, and the diesel fuel plus a tidy profit. The utilities caught on when they were being sold power on days with heavily overcast skies.
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