Sentences with phrase «unreliable electricity sources»

Thankfully this experiment is being done in Germany -LSB-...] so that the rest of the world will see what an appallingly mess results from installing these unreliable electricity sources onto a grid system.

I pray Mrs Merkel continues with this policy, so that the rest of the world will see what an appallingly mess results from installing these unreliable electricity sources onto a grid system.

Not exact matches

Electricity from renewable sources such as solar and wind power, which can be intermittent and unreliable, could then be easily stored and distributed as hydrogen fuel.

2) Subsidies and mandates that force increased amounts of unreliable sources of electricity on the grid, such as wind and solar power, and undermine the normal operation of reliable power plants.

In his February 2015 report for the Institute for Energy Research (IER), Fisher attacked wind and solar power as «unreliable» sources of electricity.

for the Institute for Energy Research (IER), Fisher attacked wind and solar power as «unreliable» sources of electricity.

So they have decided on a public relations strategy to blame «evil» power companies and «other polluters» for rate increases rather than their own actions in trying to force states to use expensive and unreliable «renewable» sources of electricity.

The poster child for this is the State of South Australia, which has now suffered from five state electricity blackouts in the last six months as a result of closing down dependable fossil fuel generating stations in favor of unreliable «renewable» sources.

A simple cost analysis (apparently beyond the capability of the Times) would clearly show slar thermal to cost roughly 6 times more than a nuclear plant and provide (unreliable) electricity costing at least 4 times more, even when using the Fanatasyland estimate by unreliable sources like Woolard of BrightSource Energy.

Adding unreliable, unpredictable electricity sources such as wind and solar will inevitably decrease system reliability — which means increased risks of system collapse with its monumental costs even if every practical safeguard is used.

All countries must work to expand newly cheap solar and other clean energy sources to the 1.5 billion people around the world who lack electricity, and billions more for whom access is unreliable.

This «captured energy» metric further appears to assume that averaged Btu's in each kWh will continue to decline in some forecasted fashion, primarily due to a widespread shift towards renewable form of electric generation; perhaps attributable to a full implementation of the soon deceased «Clean Power Plan» and greater reliance on renewables for electricity (if that term can be accurately used with unreliable sources.)