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Category Archives: Technology
Wind Lulls
The installed capacity of UK Wind farms is currently 25GW. The business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng proposes to at least double that number, but there is a basic problem which seemingly everyone overlooks – Wind Lulls. Sometimes high pressure sits over … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, renewables, wind farms
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Steven Koonin v Andrew Desler
I have just read the book “Unsettled” by Steven Koonin a Caltech Physicist who has a long academic, industrial and political career. Of course he agrees that CO2 emissions have a warming effect, but he argues that many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, climate science, nuclear, renewables, wind farms
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Net Zero Renewable Energy
This December much of Europe experienced a week long period of “net zero” energy produced by Wind and Solar. Power black outs were only avoided because these grids still maintain large reserves of traditional power generation – Gas, Coal and … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, nuclear, renewables, wind farms
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