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[chuckChuck]

How the hell would you know what all the factors are that are affecting electricity prices in each of those countries just by looking at that chart?

Try again.

[chuckChuck]

According to the International Energy Agency you guys are wrong about the impact of renewables on electricity prices.

https://www.iea.org/reports/renewable-energy-market-update-june-2023/executive-summary

"EU electricity consumers are set to save an estimated EUR 100 billion during the 2021-2023 period thanks to newly installed solar PV and wind capacity. Accelerating renewable energy deployment in Europe since 2021 has mitigated the economic impact of the energy crisis. Low-cost wind and solar PV are on course to displace an estimated 230 terawatt-hours (TWh) of expensive fossil fuel generation over the 2021-2023 period, helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices in all European markets. Without these capacity additions, the average wholesale price of electricity in the EU in 2022 would have been 8% higher, hurting consumers, businesses and government budgets.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

My hats off to you Chuck.
Where do you find the time?
All the other farmers are busy with harvest or preparing for harvest, and you manage to write a book on multiple threads this morning.
What is your secret to time management?

[fjlip]

Subscribed to many woke left green climate nazi accounts that send him ammunition daily, maybe hourly.

[Hamloc]

How the hell would you know what all the factors are that are affecting electricity prices in each of those countries just by looking at that chart?

Try again.

Simple reality Chuck2, you never read anything I post, I thought maybe you would look at pictures lol!!!!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Simple reality Chuck2, you never read anything I post, I thought maybe you would look at pictures lol!!!!

Have you considered posting in cartoon format?
Judging by the number of cartoons he posts, perhaps that is the way to reach him.

[Hamloc]

How the hell would you know what all the factors are that are affecting electricity prices in each of those countries just by looking at that chart?

Try again.

Chuck2 you are always telling us about the success of renewable generation in Germany and Denmark. At the same time you are telling us how deploying renewables lowers the cost of electricity. Well Germany has the second most expensive electricity in Europe and Denmark has the sixth most expensive electricity in Europe. While Norway which geographically is blessed with abundant hydro power, I believe gets about 98% of its electricity from hydro, has the 28th most expensive power, at less than a third of the cost of Germany. Just an observation.

[chuckChuck]

Yes just an observation without any explanation. In other words meaningless!

So are you saying the International Energy Agency is wrong? LOL

According to the International Energy Agency you guys are wrong about the impact of renewables on electricity prices.

https://www.iea.org/reports/renewable-energy-market-update-june-2023/executive-summary

"EU electricity consumers are set to save an estimated EUR 100 billion during the 2021-2023 period thanks to newly installed solar PV and wind capacity. Accelerating renewable energy deployment in Europe since 2021 has mitigated the economic impact of the energy crisis. Low-cost wind and solar PV are on course to displace an estimated 230 terawatt-hours (TWh) of expensive fossil fuel generation over the 2021-2023 period, helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices in all European markets. Without these capacity additions, the average wholesale price of electricity in the EU in 2022 would have been 8% higher, hurting consumers, businesses and government budgets.

[Guest]

Yes just an observation without any explanation. In other words meaningless!

So are you saying the International Energy Agency is wrong? LOL

According to the International Energy Agency you guys are wrong about the impact of renewables on electricity prices.

https://www.iea.org/reports/renewable-energy-market-update-june-2023/executive-summary

"EU electricity consumers are set to save an estimated EUR 100 billion during the 2021-2023 period thanks to newly installed solar PV and wind capacity. Accelerating renewable energy deployment in Europe since 2021 has mitigated the economic impact of the energy crisis. Low-cost wind and solar PV are on course to displace an estimated 230 terawatt-hours (TWh) of expensive fossil fuel generation over the 2021-2023 period, helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices in all European markets. Without these capacity additions, the average wholesale price of electricity in the EU in 2022 would have been 8% higher, hurting consumers, businesses and government budgets.

Power would of been even more expensive without wind and solar ,
Not unlike the infamous slice of wisdom from the radical looney left ; “people who died of Covid would of had it much worse had they not been vaxed”

[chuckChuck]

A band of chronic complainers from western Canada on agrisilly, the home of flat earthers, can look at a chart of european electrcity prices and are absolutely sure the high prices in some countries are all the fault of renewable electricity capacity? LOL

Read it again and maybe a third time your understanding will improve? I doubt it, but give it a try. I will bold the most important words for you so that maybe you will have a break through?

From the international Energy Agency

"Low-cost wind and solar PV are on course to displace an estimated 230 terawatt-hours (TWh) of expensive fossil fuel generation over the 2021-2023 period, helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices in all European markets. Without these capacity additions, the average wholesale price of electricity in the EU in 2022 would have been 8% higher, hurting consumers, businesses and government budgets"

[Guest]

But , but , but …..
Your poster child “ Germany” is ripping them out , WTF chucky ?

[chuckChuck]

Are you sure case? LOL

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-15/germany-s-solar-panels-generate-more-power-than-ever-before#xj4y7vzkg

From Bloomberg

Germany’s Solar Panels Generate More Power Than Ever Before


Germany adds 2.6GW of solar PV in Q1 2023
By Jonathan Touriño Jacobo
April 21, 2023

https://www.pv-tech.org/germany-adds-2-6gw-of-solar-pv-in-q1-2023/