Posted on 01/15/2022 5:32:43 PM PST by canuck_conservative
The Sun is far on the Southern horizon during that time period.
Here in Florida we have sunny days galore in winter.
But if they just had more solar panels and wind mills all would be well. /s
How many Texas 2020 events will it take to end this insanity?
Answer, it doesn’t matter, the green machine has already decided, they aren’t listening to reason.
There's a certain symmetry about that, but I can't quite put my finger on it...
-PJ
Nuking Alberta will work, but the fallout is problematic
There is one reliable solar storage system.
Wood.
Ultimately, solar power would provide electricity in abundance if the panels were set up in outer space, and Anton Tesla is proven right about transmitting electricity wirelessly over a vacuum, or whatever his high-fallutin’ theory entails. I’m no physicist.
But to set up solar panels in outer space and keep them there, you need Space Force.
“At this moment 84.2% of Alberta’s electricity is being produced by fossil fuels. Wind is at 43.5% of capacity and producing 9.5% of total generation, while solar is at 0.0% of capacity and producing 0.00% of total generation. At the same time we are importing 610 MW or 5.6% pic.twitter.com/RmFveRA4OE
— Reliable AB Energy (@ReliableAB) January 13, 2022
“Government seems more attuned to what people want to hear, rather than going on facts, Mackay said, so his goal is to present a constant flow of facts for people. “They can make up their own mind and conduct some critical thinking.
“ We constantly hear that Alberta has the greatest opportunity for solar generation because we have as much sun here as some places in Florida. But that’s obviously not true when you look at generation charts over the course of the winter. It just doesn’t happen.”
Wind usually averages about 38 per cent of maximum capacity, while solar averages 15 to 18 per cent, Mackay said.”
Wonder how long before he’s banned from Twitter and elsewhere?
BUMP
And how far will those rooftop panels travel when a ‘cane takes one off?
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