If that includes the mines, then all arguments against renewables can go and get thoroughly fucked
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YeahToast - 2w
I mean, regardless of commerical viability I think arguments against renewables can still get fucked.
But there'll definitely be a significant growing strain with increasing electrification of households, commercial and then transport.
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Giddy - 2w
Most of the mines are outside the grid which only covers the south west of the state
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Taleya - 2w
Article does state that several have achieved extended periods of renewable only, which is good to know
vividspecter in environment
Solar and wind reach 100 pct of demand in biggest isolated grid, as batteries allow it to keep its thermals on
https://reneweconomy.com.au/solar-and-wind-reach-100-pct-of-demand-in-biggest-isolated-grid-as-batteries-allow-it-to-keep-its-thermals-on/If that includes the mines, then all arguments against renewables can go and get thoroughly fucked
I mean, regardless of commerical viability I think arguments against renewables can still get fucked. But there'll definitely be a significant growing strain with increasing electrification of households, commercial and then transport.
Most of the mines are outside the grid which only covers the south west of the state
Article does state that several have achieved extended periods of renewable only, which is good to know