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You're right. Low-carbon baseload, massive overprovisioning, storage or combination of these are needed to make renewables practical. The problem is, lots of p
by glogla 4y ago
You're right. Low-carbon baseload, massive overprovisioning, storage or combination of these are needed to make renewables practical.
The problem is, lots of people are working against low-carbon baseload for stupid reasons, storage is not really a scalably solved problem and if you account for overprovisioning, the price isn't great.
- alexvoda 4y agoAdd to that exporting too. Europe has a grid that makes trading electricity between countries possible. There are plenty of opportunities for interconnectivity resulting in better efficiency.