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No, having more power isn't a problem for solar; unlike coal or nuclear, solar can curtail production instantly and without suffering wear and tear. The proble
by kragen 1y ago
No, having more power isn't a problem for solar; unlike coal or nuclear, solar can curtail production instantly and without suffering wear and tear. The problem is that in the UK in the winter there is an order of magnitude less power from PV than in the summer.
- looofooo0 1y agomagnitude less power from PV than in the summer magnitude more power from PV than in the winter That is a tautology.
- butshouldyou 1y agoHowever, the implied meaning is significant. This site is full of engineers who, if they're good, invest a lot of time into understanding the implied meaning of what's said.
- looofooo0 1y agoThere is no implied meaning, you cannot derive PV building intend from it.