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25 minutes ago, Ts179 said:

look at texas. ppl literally freezing to death. 

This should expose the dangers of going too far with renewable energy...it should, but it wont.

Energy use is sky high, whole regions exceed demand, forcing blackouts, just imagine if the lunatics get their way and people were forced to heat with electricity, not to mention charging cars? It would be a total disaster, of course they dont care if people freeze, they only care about their virtue.

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20 minutes ago, mikeman said:

This should expose the dangers of going too far with renewable energy...it should, but it wont.

Energy use is sky high, whole regions exceed demand, forcing blackouts, just imagine if the lunatics get their way and people were forced to heat with electricity, not to mention charging cars? It would be a total disaster, of course they dont care if people freeze, they only care about their virtue.

democrats can never admit they are wrong

they still think masks work :laugh

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6 hours ago, mikeman said:

yes, wind power failed, it's that simple, they obviously need to lessen their reliance on wind, or certainly not build more.

That’s bullshit.  Wind makes up about 25% of Texas’ energy mix in the winter.  The majority of outages were gas, coal, and nuclear plants.

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1 hour ago, ajt said:

That’s bullshit.  Wind makes up about 25% of Texas’ energy mix in the winter.  The majority of outages were gas, coal, and nuclear plants.

Not really, wind power is about 25% of their capacity, and at least 1/2 of that went down because of the ice(plus it might not be windy enough to produce what's left at a high level). Then   the extreme cold caused demand to spike way up - and at the same time demand spiked in the whole region so there's no one to buy more from.

Earlier today they said they were short about 18GW -  enough to power 3 million homes, which is why they are short and having blackouts.

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A couple charts to show what's going on in TX.

first - looks like they're short about 15000 MW

https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/2021-02-17_07-55-29.png?itok=bo1W1Fah

2nd - wind has dried up as well as several gas plants, etc have gone down.

https://cms.zerohedge.com/s3/files/inline-images/2021-02-17_0.png?itok=jxqznD97

You can see that they are actually producing almost as much power as they did a week ago - but with the cold weather demand is so much higher.

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