The Wind is Always Blowing Somewhere Fallacy • Watts Up With That?
The fatal flaw is that New York City requires dedicated resources to replace existing generation when it is needed to keep the lights on.
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The fatal flaw is that New York City requires dedicated resources to replace existing generation when it is needed to keep the lights on.
“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.”
Ryan Maue checked out the Central Park precipitation data and found that on September 23, 1882 the site measured the highest daily value of 8.28” and that this recent event was the 9th wettest day at that site.
The energy storage problem for wind and solar systems isn't going away or being addressed.
Unfortunately, the formula is more about shaping your research in specific ways to support pre-approved narratives than it is about generating useful knowledge for society.