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Err...no. Developing countries tend to not have a large amount of anything. Definitionally they're poor and under-resourced. If their economies are growing, th
by triceratops 2y ago
Err...no. Developing countries tend to not have a large amount of anything. Definitionally they're poor and under-resourced.
If their economies are growing, the grids are constantly playing catch-up with demand. Otherwise they're in a state of managed decline, or are an actual dumpster fire.
Whatever the case may be, the one thing they don't have is reliable base generation capability. A safety net for when renewables can't produce enough.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoArg, typo. Developing -> Developed in my original comment.
- triceratops 2y agoGotcha. That's also why developing countries can't go 100% renewable.