we have a particular concern over the prospective role of wind generated and other intermittent sources of electricity in the uk, in the absence of a break-through in electricity storage technology or the integration of the uk grid with that of continental europe. wind generation offers the most readily available short-term enhancement in renewable electricity and its base cost is relatively cheap. yet the evidence presented to us implies that the full costs of wind generation (allowing for intermittency, back-up conventional plant and grid connection), although declining over time, remain significantly higher than those of conventional or nuclear generation (even before allowing for support costs and the environmental impacts of wind farms). furthermore, the evidence suggests that the capacity credit of wind power (its probable power output at the time of need) is very low; so it cannot be relied upon to meet peak demand. thus wind generation needs to be viewed largely as additional capacity to that which will need to be provided, in any event, by more reliable means
sendo que esse é o valor do kw comprado à rede no período vazio na tarifa bi-horária.. portanto se o valor fosse esse, até no vazio rendiam... suponho que o défice tarifário vêm do ar então... 2.000.000.000€ dele...e o valor das eólicas grandes era em 2009 de € 0,0865/kw
vê isto então... um negócio e peras
olha o bluesky a chamar burros ao pessoal.... e a tua energia do ponto zero? e dos ímanes? vai salvar a pátria ou não? continuo à espera... sentado.
já tinha saudades da tua conversa da treta....
e mais uma vez não faço parte de lóbies ou do raio que o parta e o diabo a 4. agradecia que parassem com essas acusações.