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Yes, that’s one of the main problems with volatile generation. You often don’t get the power when you need it and vice versa. This isn’t news though and the re
by cbmuser 4y ago
Yes, that’s one of the main problems with volatile generation. You often don’t get the power when you need it and vice versa.
This isn’t news though and the reason why Germany is returning to goal despite of having installed 130 GW of wind and solar generation capacity.
- adrianN 4y agoNo, the reason Germany is burning more coal is because they stopped importing gas from Russia and supply France with extra electricity while they repair their nuclear reactors. It has literally nothing to do with the volatility of wind power.