But there is still more, there is a very well hidden green trick.
Tag: Intermittent Wind and Solar
Addressing Wind/Solar Instability: Hardwiring the Grid
…and there were predictions that Texas was going to be in trouble
Contracts for Difference Subsidies on The Rise Again
…the subsidy conveyor belt is now running again.
Ignoring dead whales, NOAA proposes another site survey off New Jersey
In the offshore wind stampede Biden’s National Marine Fisheries Service has lost sight of its mission to protect marine mammals.
‘Evoke eminent domain’: JP Morgan CEO Says Gov’t Should Seize Private Property to Build Wind & Solar Farms: ‘The window for action to avert…climate change is closing’
Even private land ownership is in the crosshairs, as global food production and the world economy are transformed to meet the global sustainability goals,
Bill Ponton’s “Reality Check” On UK Wind Power: The Issue of Energy Storage
The only question is how disastrous the crash will be when it all falls apart.
Australian renewable energy transition. Part 3
The known solutions are expensive, but the renewable sector doesn’t want to pay for them – their mantra remains that renewables are cheaper than fossil fuels so the others should…
A Fresh Approach to Energy Policy
The government’s relentless pursuit of lower emissions is inconsistent with these yet-to-be-resolved issues.
Biden’s Secretary of Energy say’s U.S. can “learn” from China on Climate Change
Also, apparently Secretary of Energy Granholm believes that using more coal is the most effective way to fight climate change because it follows China’s example.
Biden Putting Climate Change Agenda Over Energy Security – Linnea Lueken
In her discussion with host Rachel Campos-Duffy, Lueken explains how artificially raising energy prices in America by moving away from fossil fuels is going to raise the prices of everything,…
America’s Suppression of Fossil Fuels Is Courting a National Security Disaster
You cannot run households, businesses, hospitals, and the military on occasional electricity!
Feasibility for Achieving a Net Zero Economy for the U.S. by 2050
Short of a command economy, it is simply an unattainable pipe dream, and we will struggle to get 10–20% of the way to the target, even with a democratic mandate…
Reliable vs. Intermittent Generation: A Primer (Part II)
“IVREs are inherently unreliable. One cannot demand that the wind blow or the sun shine. Industrial wind power and on-grid solar is not cheap but expensive, duplicative, and parasitic.”
Australian renewables integration: Part 1
Forty years ago, Australia had an electricity system delivering cheap, reliable power. That is no longer the case.
Don’t Believe the Geniuses Claiming to Know Our Energy Future
The energy supply will inexorably move to whatever best supplies consumer needs at the lowest cost.
Chris Tomlinson (Houston Chronicle) in the Church of Climate
Tomlinson sees little-to-no problem with wind and solar wounding the Texas grid, resulting in the Great Texas Blackout of February 2021
How FERC can protect the grid from wind and solar
The basic idea is very simple; do not add renewables without sufficient backup.
D’oh! The ‘Energy Transition’: Learning and Retreat at BP
Wishing and hoping for change is not a successful business strategy, and the past few years have awakened BP management to that reality.
Rank Innumeracy on The Cost of Electricity from Renewables
…the people who are most trusted to have mastered basic numeracy, and who get to pass out trillions of dollars of public funds — are completely innumerate.
Green Energy: Greatest Wealth Transfer to the Rich in History
Government subsidized wind systems, solar arrays, and electric vehicles overwhelmingly benefit the wealthy members of society and rich nations.
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