chess_buster

10 ms·

61.
by chess_buster 4y ago
Well were switching to LNG. So we're not doing nothing.
62.
by chess_buster 4y ago
Our energy prices are designed to be high. It's not a reflection of market. It's a tool to force everyone to reduce power consumption. It's the "steering" interpretation of Öko-Steuer and friends.
63.
by chess_buster 4y ago
An apple is a fruit. A tomato is a vegetable. Ergo, Apple pie is pizza.
64.
by chess_buster 4y ago
I'm pretty sure they didn't, as they camped in the red forrest.
65.
by chess_buster 5y ago
I used it to edit 4GB text/sql files in the year 2000. Still something I use it for, because no other editor I'm aware of does it in a usable way.
66.
by chess_buster 5y ago
The nuclear plants in Germany are not insured, because the estimated 10 Trillion Euro a catastrophic failure would cause is out of question for any insurer. Therfore the German state takes the risk.
67.
by chess_buster 5y ago
We also export our Energy to the other countries when we have a surplus and France Nuclear plants cannot run because the river's are to warm again.
68.
by chess_buster 5y ago
So neither liberals nor libertarian. What are they then?
69.
by chess_buster 5y ago
To be honest, English most often sounds way cooler than German.
70.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Do you work in the factory at night, bally0241?
71.
by chess_buster 5y ago
The Salzgitter AG certainly thinks hydrogen is the way to go.
72.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Now it's all about the Eigenenergieverbrauch and avoiding CO2-tax, my friend. Have you heard of Leben mit der Energiewende TV?
73.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Therefore they will use stored hydrogen in the gas plants. The hydrogen will be electrolyzed using renewable energy when it's too much.
74.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Buuuut... the problem is that they didn't weather proof their system even though they were informend about the problems this could cause in winter storm scenarios. The weatherproofed windpower plants as well als gas plants function ver
75.
by chess_buster 5y ago
It's suspicious that you link this together to create a narrative. Sorry, don't want to offend. Just pointing this out. Only asking questions.
76.
by chess_buster 5y ago
even better!
77.
by chess_buster 5y ago
That's true, but many German's reaaaaaaallly love renewable energy. Just go to any rural area in north-west Germany in google maps and look at the solar on the roofs of all the farms. https://www.google.com/maps&#x
78.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Merkel is gone. We're already at 50% renewables. Just stopping the stopping of renewables will reach the target (for electricity).
79.
by chess_buster 5y ago
That's why Germany is planning to do Sektorenkopplung. Don't know the english word. Basically everything is switched over to electric. Transportation, Heating, …
80.
by chess_buster 5y ago
storage in hydrogen and allow a 80% devaluation of the energy that was used. That doesn't matter because the energy would be thown away otherwise like it is today.
81.
by chess_buster 5y ago
The target as mentioned in the article is 100%, which the FDP (libertarians) want to water down to 80%. Given your projection, I don't wonder why
82.
by chess_buster 5y ago
We already have 50% generation of electricity from renewables this year
83.
by chess_buster 5y ago
It's like a regime change, but by the people, if you so will. Regime change by vote is called democracy.
84.
by chess_buster 5y ago
50% renewables for electricity in Germany this year. So doable.
85.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Yeah, but this is actually not at all what is happing right now in the German government. Instead of kicking it down the road (and systematically destroying renewables) like 16 years of Merkel did, they actually started to accellerate and d
86.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Yeah but this is not the case here. They speak about the Easter Package, which has its name from this easter. But the title is misleading, the article talks about how the libertarians (FDP) plan to water down the target from 100% renewables
87.
by chess_buster 5y ago
The German-style Dachshund is a more powerful weapon than any fleet or army on earth.
88.
by chess_buster 5y ago
filter: invert, huerotate(180deg);
89.
by chess_buster 5y ago
In my opinion, that's the right way to look at it.
90.
by chess_buster 5y ago
Yes, we use it in production since end of 2015 and it's great! The team started as Python programmers and were astonished that the code often worked on the first try instead of producing a series of runtime errors.

More ›