Electrical generation and Integrity

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Hamloc, utilities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Texas have all installed significant amounts of renewable electricity. So they must think it works just fine and adds low cost capacity. How can you dispute their business cases that resulted in significant renewables in their systems?

Economists in Alberta and Texas have said that renewables help keep prices lower because they can produce electricity at a lower generation costs and lower prices during many high demand periods. Not all of course. This offsets a lot of additional costs due to duplication and backup.

Speaking of circular logic:

Lenin once said" The teachings of Marx are omnipotent, because they are true."
But as an adherent, you probably already knew that one.

[chuckChuck]

Utilities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Texas have all installed significant amounts of renewable electricity. So they must think it works just fine and adds low cost capacity. How can you dispute their business cases that resulted in significant renewables in their systems?

Instead you quote Lenin? Huh? How is that even relevant A5 you silly fool?

Economists in Alberta and Texas have said that renewables help keep prices lower because they can produce electricity at a lower generation costs and lower prices during many high demand periods. Not all of course. This offsets a lot of additional costs due to duplication and backup.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

You don't even realize how ineffective your circular logic is. You don't even know you are doing it, do you?

[fjlip]

What a MAROON!

[cropgrower]

last night was great entertainment watching the lefties have a pure meltdown in their rants on tiktok , read chucks nonsense here for exactly the same purpose

[chuckChuck]

Tik Tok and social media is your only source of entertainment and news no doubt, Crop.

Then that explains why you have no clue and have some of the dumbest posts on Agrisilly! Which is no easy feat with the bar set so low!

[AllisWD45]

We have one hangry person??? on here this morning. Off the meds or no orders from CBC?

[chuckChuck]

Utilities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Texas have all installed significant amounts of renewable electricity. So they must think it works just fine and adds low cost capacity. How can you dispute their business cases that resulted in significant renewables in their systems?

Instead you quote Lenin? Huh? How is that even relevant A5 you silly fool?

Economists in Alberta and Texas have said that renewables help keep prices lower because they can produce electricity at a lower generation costs and lower prices during many high demand periods. Not all of course. This offsets a lot of additional costs due to duplication and backup.?

[furrowtickler]

Rain man often repeated himself over and over and over as well .
Get well soon Chuck’s

[shtferbrains]

Utilities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Texas have all installed significant amounts of renewable electricity. So they must think it works just fine and adds low cost capacity. How can you dispute their business cases that resulted in significant renewables in their systems?

Did you have a look at that link I posted from the economist from Guelph University?

Your examples from the US states are out of date as the rules have all changed

Not only have the subsidies been discontinued but climate change can't be considered in any expenditures or decisions.
Only what's best for the US economy.
Kind of like China ?

As to the business case do you think we will see a brain drain as the US economy widens the gap on our virtue signaling model?