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Yeah, we're (UK) only just at the "occasionally cheap 100% renewables" state, and it's maddeningly slow progress. But it seems like a lot of things are suddenly
by pjc50 7mo ago
Yeah, we're (UK) only just at the "occasionally cheap 100% renewables" state, and it's maddeningly slow progress. But it seems like a lot of things are suddenly coming online, like battery storage, and the Scotland-England grid upgrade will happen in the next few years. https://eandt.theiet.org/2026/04/02/ps12bn-plan-upgrade-scotlands-electricity-grid-kicks https://eandt.theiet.org/2026/04/02/ps12bn-plan-upgrade-scot...
- rcxdude 7mo agoThe transition will probably be quite nonlinear: getting from zero to a few days a year of 100% renewables is about as much effort as going from a few days a year to most of the year.
- 7952 7mo agoPlug in solar could be like that.
- ErroneousBosh 7mo ago> and the Scotland-England grid upgrade will happen in the next few years. I hope not. We're currently getting shafted by National Grid pricing, and this is only going to mean we get to pay even more for electricity where it's generated while the south coast of the UK gets it cheap.
- benj111 7mo agoWe get that now. They were looking in to zonal pricing last year but backed out.