On Mon, 19 Feb 2024 17:24:40 GMT, Tom Kunich <
cycl...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>Again you continue talking about things you don't understand. Why is that?
Because Roger asked a good question and I knew something about the
topic. There seems to be a shortage of good questions in RBT.
>Even in the Altamont Pass there are VERY few location in which to place windmills so that they generate power. And when there isn't any wind, you have to power the windmills so that they continue at a certain velocity because their size and shape prevents them being started from the wind itself.
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http://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/supply.html#section-renewables-trend>
3,000 MegaWatts produced today in the CAISO service areas (mostly
California). Map:
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https://drive.tiny.cloud/1/8cadf6pkwkhsiz9mruuj1hgybj2xd7ww2v1as8ktymfewkug/37700802-3011-4cd5-8f48-44a9543e8db4>
At about $0.20/kWh wholesale rate, that would be $600 million/hour in
revenue for the utilities from wind power. Got any more brilliant
judgments?
>They also are an environmental catastrophe killing the huge flocks of bats that are insectivores and birds which are unable to judge blade speed.
Got a reference with numbers and photos of dead birds piled up under a
wind turbine? I'm lazy today and don't want to waste time on your
claims. It's easy enough to find a very wide range of numbers. I
couldn't find any massive piles of dead birds or bats on wind farms.
As I recall, an estimated 2.4 million birds were killed by cats each
year.
>Solar farms BARELY work on a sunny day at this latitude and the expensive ground beneath them is dead.
What does that have to do with the original question (startup time)?
You seem to be having problems focusing on the topic under discussion.
There are articles available on how to focus you mind.
>And to make matters worse, BECAUSE wind and solar are unreliable you STILL have to have the generation powers that the solar and wind power would replace on the occasional perfect day.
That's true. That's why we have a power grid and grid storage. If
there's insufficient wind or solar in one part of the country, the
utility imports power from other sources.
>Why are you ALWAYS the thoughtless expert citing propaganda outlets for companies that build windmills or solar farms?
Gosh, I didn't know that public utility performance statistics,
government studies and industry expert opinions are propaganda. Even
if they were propaganda, they're much better than your incurable habit
of failing to cite anything. Try including a few citations,
references and corroborating links along with your amazing facts etc.
>Liebermann, there is a reason that you couldn't make a living as an electronics engineer even with your vaunted degree. You cannot think for yourself.
Is there a reason you persist in making the accusation repeatedly,
when I've answered it in detail in the past? Perhaps you don't
remember. Here's my online resume, which might jog your failing
memory:
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-liebermann-151823/details/experience/>
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting
different results."
>All of your mind is placed only on proving me wrong no matter how right I am.
Far right? I don't think there's any question that you support far
right politics. I don't see any need for me to prove it to you.
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