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It only means that there's still baseload, only covered by a much more fragile and complex system. If there was no baseload you wouldn't care if intermittent p
by illiarian 3y ago
It only means that there's still baseload, only covered by a much more fragile and complex system.
If there was no baseload you wouldn't care if intermittent power generation went to zero.
Because "Base load is the minimum level of demand on an electrical supply system over 24 h."
- brazzy 3y agoIn most discussions about power generation, "baseload" is used to mean generation technologies that provide a constant, fixed output.