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That is from its peak. Even after the whole market losing 30GW, natural gas production on the 14th was higher than the 9th. The cherry picking is that natural
by abernard1 6y ago
That is from its peak. Even after the whole market losing 30GW, natural gas production on the 14th was higher than the 9th.
The cherry picking is that natural gas energy production increased dramatically to make up for the collapse of wind power on the 9th. Yes, it dropped 30% on the 14th, but from a dramatically higher point.
On 2/15, natural gas energy production was even higher at 44GWh. Wind went from 23GWh to 3Gwh.