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From your first link, isn't a lot of that difference between 30 GW peak and 20 GW at night due to solar? It seems to provide about 9 GW during the day, that rem
by cataflam 5y ago
From your first link, isn't a lot of that difference between 30 GW peak and 20 GW at night due to solar? It seems to provide about 9 GW during the day, that removes most of your estimated 70 GWh of extra overnight capacity (unless I'm reading it wrong).