bdbdbd on 26 June 2009
| NJ5 said: @bdbdbd: I heard about that Sahara power plant before... It looks a bit crazy to me. I mean, it's already bad enough that we rely on unstable countries for oil supplies, but relying on a power plant in Africa with a big cable in between... it just seems too easy for a terrorist attack to cause a lot of disruption. |
I do agree that there are certain risks involved, but i think there will be maintainance and security staff, which will lower the risk. Then again, there will likely be reserve power (this is basics in planning power production), in case the plant goes down.
In my opinion, we are on the right track. They'd just need to find a good way to store the energy. There are some good ways to do it. I was planning one myself, when thinking how would i make the best and cost efficient use of solar power in my (possible) future house.
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