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I strongly doubt there's that many places where you can build some hydro plants which haven't been used yet. At least there's approximately none in Europe. Tha
by realusername 6y ago
I strongly doubt there's that many places where you can build some hydro plants which haven't been used yet. At least there's approximately none in Europe.
That's fine as a philosophical thought but in reality, all the hydro capacity is already used.
- yokaze 6y agoI merely wanted to disprove the hypothesis "no other source has the capability to run 24/7/365" by example. I am not making an argument that we should go all-in on hydro power instead. Quite the contrary, I am arguing against a single source of power, but a diversification.
- konjin 6y agoAre you interested in my hamster wheel solution? I'm not arguing that we should go 100% hamster, but not having it be part of the energy mix going forward is dangerous since we need the diversification of energy sources.