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Lol…
My money!
sparau
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So his math says "there are only a handfull of places where solar works well"
Didn't need to watch more, clearly that reasoning is flawed.
Why do you fill your head with such obvious lies?
I did read somewhere this year prices might fall as much as 50% also !
https://ieefa.org/articles/solar-module-prices-expected-fall-tandem-polysilicon-2023
Didn't need to watch more, clearly that reasoning is flawed.
Why do you fill your head with such obvious lies?
I did read somewhere this year prices might fall as much as 50% also !
https://ieefa.org/articles/solar-module-prices-expected-fall-tandem-polysilicon-2023
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Clearly you have a open mouth and closed mind
Listen to the whole video assclown !
Look at the source of the video. He is a geopolitical analyst. He analyzes what is best for business, hence what gives the largest profits for the owners. Of course oil is on the top of that list, that is where the profits are made. It is the oil industry that 'buys' this kind of bullshit and spreads it around like the holy truth. It is astounding how many people fall for the propaganda of big oil.
The 5 large oil companies in the USA made 50 billion and still received 20 billion in subsidies. And VVV is worried that his money goes to a guy with a solar panel. ......
The 5 large oil companies in the USA made 50 billion and still received 20 billion in subsidies. And VVV is worried that his money goes to a guy with a solar panel. ......
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I don't listen to or click on anything you post because you are a stupid bullshitter.
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someone should put a plastic bag over that cunt's head, all he's doing is muddying the waters.
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What is inaccurate with what he says?
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Ignorance
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How many wind turbines equal the output of 1 nuclear reactor ?
A typical nuclear power plant produces 1,000 megwatts of electricity per hour.
At 25 megawatts to 1500 acres for a nice wind farm of 60 to 70 turbines, you would need 60,000 acres and 2400 to 2800 wind turbines to equal 1,000 megawatts. Of course, these wind turbines only produce that much power when the wind is blowing just right. That only happens about 25% of the time, so you really need four times as many wind turbines and four times as much space to produce, on average, 1,000 megawatts of electricity per hour. So that's, 240,000 acres and 9,600 to 11,200 turbines. 240,000 acres is 375 square miles.
At 5 acres of solar panels per megawatt, you need 5,000 acres of solar panels to equal 1,000 megawatts of electricity. Those solar panels only work at peak power levels during the sunny times, so, on average, they only put out about 25% of their rated capacity. That means you really need 20,000 acres of solar panels to generate 1,000 megwatts of electricity per hour, on average. 20,000 acres is 31.25 square miles.
We aren't going to put them anywhere. They are way too expensive and they don't provide a stable enough power supply to rely on. Anyplace with enough open spaces, enough wind or sun shine to be a good candidate is too far away from the east and west coasts where that power is needed most.
By comparison, the Fermi nuclear power plant near Monroe, Michigan sits on a site of about 2 square miles and produces 1,150 megawatts of electricity 24 hours a day for 18 months straight. Then it needs to be shut down for a month for maintenance and refueling and it can go right back to making power 24 hours a day, rain or shine. They are even thinking about adding another reactor that will double the output of the plant on the same amount of land.
A typical nuclear power plant produces 1,000 megwatts of electricity per hour.
At 25 megawatts to 1500 acres for a nice wind farm of 60 to 70 turbines, you would need 60,000 acres and 2400 to 2800 wind turbines to equal 1,000 megawatts. Of course, these wind turbines only produce that much power when the wind is blowing just right. That only happens about 25% of the time, so you really need four times as many wind turbines and four times as much space to produce, on average, 1,000 megawatts of electricity per hour. So that's, 240,000 acres and 9,600 to 11,200 turbines. 240,000 acres is 375 square miles.
At 5 acres of solar panels per megawatt, you need 5,000 acres of solar panels to equal 1,000 megawatts of electricity. Those solar panels only work at peak power levels during the sunny times, so, on average, they only put out about 25% of their rated capacity. That means you really need 20,000 acres of solar panels to generate 1,000 megwatts of electricity per hour, on average. 20,000 acres is 31.25 square miles.
We aren't going to put them anywhere. They are way too expensive and they don't provide a stable enough power supply to rely on. Anyplace with enough open spaces, enough wind or sun shine to be a good candidate is too far away from the east and west coasts where that power is needed most.
By comparison, the Fermi nuclear power plant near Monroe, Michigan sits on a site of about 2 square miles and produces 1,150 megawatts of electricity 24 hours a day for 18 months straight. Then it needs to be shut down for a month for maintenance and refueling and it can go right back to making power 24 hours a day, rain or shine. They are even thinking about adding another reactor that will double the output of the plant on the same amount of land.
3to1
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people get tired of spoon-feeding ridiculous fuckwits like you as if you're precious children. it's all on you to pull your head out.
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Lol.. if you had an iota of credibility you would understand shame
You can’t respond to the simple request for
What is inaccurate in the video
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piss the fk off.
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Lol…. You can’t handle being wrong
pusslicker
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Your money? I thought you were here to fight communism.
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far from wrong. fkn' retard...
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Then point out what is inaccurate in the video about the flaws of solar panels and as a energy source
