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Don’t have the number in my head, but my day job is building software to enable (among other things) moving load around to avoid the “worst case,” which is just
by mbgerring 4y ago
Don’t have the number in my head, but my day job is building software to enable (among other things) moving load around to avoid the “worst case,” which is just as good as building the storage.
- ftth_finland 4y ago> Don’t have the number in my head That’s because it’s weeks, if not months, in places that have actual seasons. > moving load around to avoid the “worst case,” There is no such thing with base load in winter. You either provide constant heating or people freeze. There are places where rearranging the chairs works and there are places where it doesn’t.
- sveme 4y agoThere hasn‘t been a single day in Germany last year where renewable energy dropped below 30% of consumption. So overbuilt geographically dispersed systems can handle a very wide range of weather conditions, even without battery and hydrogen storage taken into account.
- kgabis 4y agoGerman grid must be very low in terms of CO2 emissions then, right? Not just marginally better than neighbouring Poland?