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This is the installed capacity. The capacity factor in winter for solar is below 10%. Nuclear is typically at more than 90% in winter. The target we are speak
by Kuinox 2y ago
This is the installed capacity.
The capacity factor in winter for solar is below 10%. Nuclear is typically at more than 90% in winter.
The target we are speaking is CO2 emitted, it already reached the "target" in france, with less than 60gCO2/kwh to provide electricity the whole year, to the whole grid.
> but that doesn't mean that it is the right technology for other nations to go with now
you propose something that is not feasible with the current technology.
Reports indicate countries should build a lots of clean energy source, as fast as possible, including nuclear, solar, wind, to use these clean energy source and replace fossil energy, to limit global warming
Right now, France doesn't do that fast enough (not enough investment in nuclear, and renewable), and Germany is headed to the opposite direction (need of fossil fuel to produce in renewable down-time).
- j-pb 2y agoThis is the energy generated. Every euro spend on nuclear is a euro not spend on something that's giving you 2-3x as much energy generated. Rewewables have been called "infeasible" at 5%, at 25% at 50%, now we're at 60%. I'm prette sure you'll yell "infeasible" even if we're running at 100%...
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