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It is not included. In my part of the world the authorities can demand a clean up bond as part of giving permission to build the project. That is done to ensu
by ViewTrick1002 6mo ago
It is not included.
In my part of the world the authorities can demand a clean up bond as part of giving permission to build the project. That is done to ensure that you can’t skimp on your responsibilities.
Then I just see misinformation on the Iberian blackout. Please go ahead and tell me how thermal planes not delivering the expected reactive power was caused by renewables.
Please tell me how renewables can’t deliver reactive power when the US and all other sane grids have required them to do it for close to a decade.
And with that we’re solving high 90s% of the grid. Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good enough when we still need to solve agriculture, construction, aviation, maritime shipping, industry and so on.
All ignoring that storage on larger scales already exists.
- littlestymaar 6mo agoWow, there's literally not a single accurate sentence in your comment. Not a single one! I'm stopping here since you don't seem to be interested in facts at all.
- ViewTrick1002 6mo agoRead the report and tell me that the cause is renewables and not reactive power through a Swiss cheese model of mismanagement. https://www.entsoe.eu/publications/blackout/28-april-2025-iberian-blackout/#Publications_&_Documents https://www.entsoe.eu/publications/blackout/28-april-2025-ib... And then you deny the local law in my jurisdiction, because you can’t accept the outcome. Then you say that this FERC requirement for renewables managing reactive power from 2016 does not exist. https://www.ferc.gov/sites/default/files/2020-06/RM16-1-000.pdf https://www.ferc.gov/sites/default/files/2020-06/RM16-1-000.... Then you say that storage does not exist on any relevant scale. While this is reality. https://blog.gridstatus.io/caiso-solar-storage-spring-2025/ https://blog.gridstatus.io/caiso-solar-storage-spring-2025/ https://en.cnesa.org/latest-news/2026/1/23/an-additional-6643gw18948gwh-added-cnesa-datalink-2025-annual-energy-storage-data-release https://en.cnesa.org/latest-news/2026/1/23/an-additional-664... Why are you so afraid of renewables and storage? Why can’t you stay with the truth?
- littlestymaar 6mo agoYou may believe that copy pasting sources that have been given to you by a sicophantic chatbot and that you didn't read makes you look smarter. But this is also wrong.
- ViewTrick1002 6mo agoPlease go ahead and tell me where I am wrong, give us some sources. Be my guest.
- littlestymaar 6mo agoYou're not going to read them, so why bother since you live in a parallel universe. But if you wanted, you could ask your chatbot so you don't have to put the efforts to read anything.
- ViewTrick1002 6mo agoYou do realize that it’s quite telling that you still haven’t been able to point out a single of these ”falsehoods” nor been able to provide any factual information of your own? Why are you so afraid of renewables and storage?
- littlestymaar 6mo ago> You do realize that it’s quite telling that you still haven’t been able to point out a single of these ”falsehoods” nor been able to provide any factual information of your own? Brandolini's law. And I'm not going to spend any effort with someone who use "sources" they haven't even read… > Why are you so afraid of renewables and storage? I'm not afraid of them. I'm afraid of people making wrong decisions based on idealistic views of technologies. Renewable (outside of hydro) are a very good complement to fossil fuels. And they are a key tool to half emissions from electricity production in most of the world where electricity production is mostly done through fossil fuels. And that's great. But also that's it. They aren't going to carry the grid on their own, they aren't going to cure cancer or bring world peace.
- mpweiher 6mo agoThat's his usual MO.
- littlestymaar 6mo agoIs he well known here?