Brometheus

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by Brometheus 4y ago
Deutsche Bahn (German Rails) is doing this right now with tracks in use
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by Brometheus 4y ago
No, what's creating the problems is the gas and coal lobby that dug into the conserveratives (CDU) and social democrats (SPD) to prevent the Energiewende from completion by creating burocratic and economical hurdles. For example, it wa
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by Brometheus 4y ago
This is the correct take from my perspective. The same happend to: - biogas - solar - offshore wind
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by Brometheus 4y ago
It doesn't matter when the energy is basically thrown away right now and therefore free. It's called Einspeisemanagement (EisMan or EinsMan). At the moment: Windy & sunny day? Just throw the energy away! Future: Windy & su
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by Brometheus 4y ago
It's in the windy month while in the non-windy month solar takes the lead. Germany is doing Sektorenkopplung, so attempting to switch everything over to electricity. This is done because electricity is more efficient and we will use le
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by Brometheus 4y ago
The plan is to use the plenty of excess renewable production to generate hydrogen and then burn that in the gas plants. Therefore, all gas plants qualifying as "green" have to be able to burn hydrogen.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
These unusual fluctuations are in fact usual and they can be planned for. https://www.energymeteo.com/products/power_forecasts/wind-so...
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by Brometheus 4y ago
In 2011 ENERTRAG had a constructed a system to use a windpark to produce hydrogen and burn this in a gas/fuelcell plant. But since a change in the EEG Umlage Gesetz made them pay for their own energy produced by wind, it became unprofi
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Thank you for your voice of reason in this bubbling sea of uninformed nonsense.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
The EEG Umlage had also been payed by renewable producers which made storage unprofitable in Germany. ENERTRAG was kneekaped by this afaik.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Amazing! My webpages are all gone afaik.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
I think these are reasonable suggestions from a perspective of someone who wants this site to become better.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Thank you for your feedback.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Hello, good work. Please investigate if you would like to work for this company: https://www.energymeteo.de/ueber_uns/jobs.php
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Frontpage Express was getting so slow when you edited large tables... what a time to be alive.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
It all started to go downhil when Xi decided he wanted to become the Chinese Kaiser.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
https://xkcd.com/1732/
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by Brometheus 4y ago
China is building out mostly solar and wind.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Its only mid-november til mid-february that really sees a strong dip in production.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Germany had a Solar buildout cap at 50GW because of our coal lobby.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
/remindme 10years
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by Brometheus 4y ago
https://www.e3dc.com/#Intro
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Top five countries with the highest wind energy capacity in 2020 China – 288.32 GW. ... United States – 122.32 GW. ... Germany – 62.85 GW. ... India – 38.63 GW. ... Spain – 27.24 GW.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
She surely will…
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Indeed…
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Recently, my iPhone went dead because it had no charge left and the music started to play from the watch via AirPods
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by Brometheus 4y ago
Will do.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
No they really don't. I have been standing in a farm of Enercon turbines on nearly full load and it's actually rather quite. The wind in the trees is louder.
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by Brometheus 4y ago
There are zero Goldwind based turbines in Germany. ENERCON, Nordex, Vestas, Siemens Gamesa all the things!
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by Brometheus 4y ago
I live here and I love them.

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