bdbdbd on 25 June 2009
@NJ5: Yes, i do know the principle; wind always blows somewhere.
The Denmark example showed the problem with wind generators, which is unsteady supply.
Wind generators are a very good way to (partially) replace the existing coal power, but building the grid to rely on wind or building wind generators instead of something less CO2-emissive, like nuclear power, is pretty stupid.
Reminds me of Germany, that doesn't use nuclear power, but is still buying nuclear-produced electricity from Russia.
By the way, if i recall, EU is planning to build an EU-wide smartgrid, which definately makes renewable energy sources in the grid work more efficiently.
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