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> Hydro never stops It does. In droughts
by worik 3y ago
> Hydro never stops
It does. In droughts
- jackjeff 3y agoIndeed. I wonder what happens in summer in case of drought. This links partially answers my question. https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/PT https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/PT Apparently 33% was pumped storage (wow). And it’s a windless night so no other renewables. 17% gas that produces the CO2. That is quite impressive. Won’t compete with the crazy hydro of Norway/Sweden or the nuclear of France. But it’s quite a decent chunk of carbon free power.