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There is almost always wind in Hawaii. In late winter/early spring sometimes the trade winds get "funky" and there will be days where there is absolutely no wi
by snakeyjake 3y ago
There is almost always wind in Hawaii.
In late winter/early spring sometimes the trade winds get "funky" and there will be days where there is absolutely no wind at all and it is a little eerie.
- gwright 3y agoProblem is much easier to solve if you accept that some people won't get any power when it is dark and calm. How many days of no power would people accept?
- pfdietz 3y agoI'm reminded of the arguments AT&T made pre-breakup, that customers wouldn't stand for anything less than five-nines reliability, therefore they should keep their gold-plated monopoly. As it turns out, customers are quite willing to trade reliability of a service vs. lower costs.
- kbelder 3y agoIt doesn't matter what you accept. What matters is what they accept... the people you want to make decisions for.
- bink 3y agoIt's been years since I lived on Oahu but the trade winds have been active on fewer and fewer days thanks to climate change. IIRC they used to be active something like 320+ days a year but now it's more like the upper 200s.