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MartinW
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Posted: 24 Oct 2008 at 3:22pm |
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I'm all in favour of that, looks like magic and I may get our turbines in the garden after all.
Well said me old fruit.
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VulcanB2
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It is. To the point it technically isn't possible. By getting us to power our homes directly takes the renewable energy off the grid, so they don't have the technical problems large-scale wild (not a typo) power generation creates. Ingenious idea, and no surprise they've decided to use this to get around a technical limitation. Best regards, Vulcan. |
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MartinW
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It is. To the point it technically isn't possible.
Rubbish! Of course it is with a coordinated effort.
And you would know because...
So if we do it ourselves, and get a handout from the government to assist us, where does your 'they're making the whole thing up to rip us off' theory come into play?
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VulcanB2
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...I know electrical/electronic engineers who have studied the issues surround power generation/transmission - i.e. - the national grid. It's not as simple as switching generators on/off the grid, which is precisely what renewable energy does. The wind stops blowing, the turbines stop turning, and they trip offline - suddenly.
It doesn't. I think it is a good idea (actually, I think every village needs a wind turbine located outside of it to generate power for that village). You only need one - not dozens, and they don't look so bad, as they're more distributed. Here's one for the environmentalists: what effect does artificially slowing down the wind over large areas have on the atmosphere/weather systems/climate? Best regards, Vulcan. |
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MartinW
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...I know electrical/electronic engineers who have studied the issues surround power generation/transmission - i.e. - the national grid. It's not as simple as switching generators on/off the grid, which is precisely what renewable energy does. The wind stops blowing, the turbines stop turning, and they trip offline - suddenly. You missed the conversation I had the other day regarding wind turbine energy storage methods then? 15% from renewables by 2015 isn't reliant on just turbines anyway Pointy?
This is becoming legendary, once again you assume the exponents of wind power and the authorities that employ this method of energy generation, and the experts that say it'spossible... are all totally thick and you know better.
I wonder who the ‘expert electrical engineers’ you know are, and happen to have discussed this with... hmm!
It doesn't. I think it is a good idea (actually, I think every village needs a wind turbine located outside of it to generate power for that village). You only need one - not dozens, and they don't look so bad, as they're more distributed. No, my point is why they would give us grants to do this if their objective is to steal our money. This is diametrically opposed to your 'the government is ripping us off' theory. Here's one for the environmentalists: what effect does artificially slowing down the wind over large areas have on the atmosphere/weather systems/climate? I think you mean in terms of a wind turbines slowing the wind as they extract the energy. I'm not an expert but I can tell you, I would imagine most people could. ZERO! The total area covered by turbines, even in the ideal energy generation scenario is microscopic compared to the surface area of the earth. I suppose this is another attempt by you to srubbishe the barrel in search of any obscure and invalid reason not to save the planet. Most anti GW individuals are now regarded as internet con men oil company employees, or weirdo’s or just a bit thick, god knows what they'll think of you in a couple of years when even more research comes through. |
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