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You actually can and we're doing that in Germany. The plants remain on stand-by. However, you always need conventional power plants on the grid as otherwise yo
by cbmuser 3y ago
You actually can and we're doing that in Germany. The plants remain on stand-by.
However, you always need conventional power plants on the grid as otherwise you won't be able to do load-following.
Most 100%-renewable-energy plans suffer from a deficit of knowledge how large electricity grids actually work.
There is a reason why there is no 100%-renewable-energy grid anywhere in the world which does not heavily rely on hydro power or geothermal power.
- TheLoafOfBread 3y agoBut you are still burning coal, because you need to keep them hot, otherwise they will get damaged.