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You will never get the market prices from the electricity exchange. In particular, those prices aren’t stable and are often negative or soar up to 4000 Euros p
by cbmuser 6y ago
You will never get the market prices from the electricity exchange.
In particular, those prices aren’t stable and are often negative or soar up to 4000 Euros per MWh in Germany.
Please, for the sake of an honest discussion, look at the actual data in Germany.
And, no, there is neither a strong fossile nor nuclear lobby in Germany. The renewables lobby is - by far - the strongest lobby as the overwhelming majority in Germany supports renewables.
Germany has already invested more than 500 billion Euros for the transition to renewables and we are still among the dirtiest electricity producers and we are still building new fossile plants.
100% renewables based on wind and solar does not work and will never work on a large scale.
- Retric 6y agoGermany is further north than Maine, it’s excessive early adoption is a poor model for solar adoption globally. Though it did drive the industry forward which provides global dividends.