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It is a problem, because there's limited capacity to move electricity between the systems. You can just plug them together, they have essentially two separate g
by theshrike79 3y ago
It is a problem, because there's limited capacity to move electricity between the systems. You can just plug them together, they have essentially two separate grids.
- earthboundkid 3y agoI think it would be a problem if they had ten tiny grids, but is two decently sized grids that are in roughly the same time zone (so peak solar doesn’t need to go from A to B) a big deal?
- fomine3 3y agoIt was a huge problem when earthquake stopped many power plants in east area.
- theshrike79 3y agoIt is when a 1500MW nuclear power plant built in area A is essentially useless for anyone in area B. Yes, you can transform from 50Hz to 60Hz, but the capacity is limited and can't be grown infinitely.