Comment by otikik 5 months ago “Limitless” in that context means “it still happens in a cloudy week with no wind” 5 comments otikik Reply mulmen 5 months ago That is what storage and long distance transmission are for. It’s very hard to take these tired arguments seriously. otikik 5 months ago With our current rate of storage and spending, storage would last hours at most.Long distance transmission on the scale where we would not get short of power is a project as big, if not bigger, than nuclear reactors. mpweiher 5 months ago Both of these are not feasible solutions for industrial economies. delusional 5 months ago I'd like to see a prior for that use of that word, otherwise you're just making stuff up. Please use words to say things. otikik 5 months ago Ok
mulmen 5 months ago That is what storage and long distance transmission are for. It’s very hard to take these tired arguments seriously. otikik 5 months ago With our current rate of storage and spending, storage would last hours at most.Long distance transmission on the scale where we would not get short of power is a project as big, if not bigger, than nuclear reactors. mpweiher 5 months ago Both of these are not feasible solutions for industrial economies.
otikik 5 months ago With our current rate of storage and spending, storage would last hours at most.Long distance transmission on the scale where we would not get short of power is a project as big, if not bigger, than nuclear reactors.
delusional 5 months ago I'd like to see a prior for that use of that word, otherwise you're just making stuff up. Please use words to say things. otikik 5 months ago Ok
That is what storage and long distance transmission are for. It’s very hard to take these tired arguments seriously.
With our current rate of storage and spending, storage would last hours at most.
Long distance transmission on the scale where we would not get short of power is a project as big, if not bigger, than nuclear reactors.
Both of these are not feasible solutions for industrial economies.
I'd like to see a prior for that use of that word, otherwise you're just making stuff up. Please use words to say things.
Ok