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Right - but if we start getting a useful amount of time when the grid doesn't need any gas, the amount of coupling should start to drop off.
by trebligdivad 1y ago
Right - but if we start getting a useful amount of time when the grid doesn't need any gas, the amount of coupling should start to drop off.
- SideburnsOfDoom 1y agoSolving the engineering challenges of "useful amount of time when the grid doesn't need any gas" without also digging into why the UK's energy pricing structure is such an outlier at the expense of consumers, seem a bit like one of those doomed attempts to solve a social issue by purely technical means.
- ViewTrick1002 1y agoPretty much all of europe runs on marginal cost electricity. The UK was just extra stupid by banning nearly all construction of onshore wind.
- SideburnsOfDoom 1y agoWhile that is a slightly different cause, "banning nearly all construction of onshore wind" was and is a social issue. It's culture and politics, not engineering.