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I guess the parent wanted to say `intermittent`, as opposed to `baseline`. These are the terms used throughout the industry.
by sam_lowry_ 5mo ago
I guess the parent wanted to say `intermittent`, as opposed to `baseline`.
These are the terms used throughout the industry.
- PurpleRamen 5mo agoYou mean the base load? Yes, that's a common myth. European countries have no problem with their base load, even when depending on wind and solar.
- sam_lowry_ 5mo agoThe proof of the contrary is the "smart" meter in your home that reports real-time stats to the grid operator. You just take the hard work of grid operators, ENTSO-E and everyone in-between and in the adjacent industries for granted.
- NordStreamYacht 5mo agoUnreliable and intermittent aren't the same? As in "intermittent fault." Hardest to debug.