energy123

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   by energy123 2y ago

   Some balance of 4 things - wind is stronger in winter, overbuild solar, import solar, seasonal storage like hydrogen. But clearly it's preferable to be near the equator and not have to deal with that issue.
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   Perovskite solar module passes silicon degradation tests(pv-magazine-usa.com)

   8 points by energy123 2y ago|1 comments
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   by energy123 2y ago

   As long as orders are processed in a FIFO fashion, then you can have HFT type strategies, regardless of whether it takes one microsecond or one year to process those orders.
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   by energy123 2y ago

   It's bad because of Australia's unique situation. They are uniquely well suited for solar while being uniquely unsuited for new nuclear. Australia has 2x the sunshine of Europe, more spare land for panels, and less seasonal variab