Its a fact that every wind generator on the planet is energy negative, that is, it takes more energy to produce, operate and dispose of them than they ever generate.
Also, every wind generator requires coal or natural gas backup. When you see a large wind farm there is an equal capacity of coal/gas generation that had to be built to back it up so wind can never be clean or economic.
Solar in the United States is strictly "grid-tied" meaning that you cannot operate your home from your solar panels during a power outage as many in California discovered during the recent PG&E outages. You will be without power just like your neighbors.
Every single word I typed in is true. Every single wind generator in existence is energy negative. You mentioned university physics. I suppose my graduate degree in electrophysics qualifies me to converse on the subject. I also designed solar systems for space vehicles that are orbiting over your head, much like this subject.No, you're wrong, and very wrong at that. A theoretical maximum efficiency of 59% is pretty incredible. But that would've required you to take a university physics course to appreciate. Efficiency is the fraction of power output to the power consumed. According to the paper, a more accurate number is 36.2%, rivaling current methods of power generation that are less environmentally friendly.
Also more coal lobby non-sense. Windmills achieve the above efficiency ratings without coal power, and additional power stations are used to handle gaps in wind because it's generally not a constant. These could be replaced with solar or nuclear and be better than our current situation environmentally.
This is due to coal lobby regulation and power monopolies, and not through any fault of the power source.
Just about every power engineering major taking 2 years of their undergrad can disprove your nonsense. It took me 10 seconds to find multiple pages of peer reviewed articles refuting everything you said. Which unlike most people, is typically where I go when I need to figure out if someone's "evidence" has a shred of truth to it.
Every single word I typed in is true. Every single wind generator in existence is energy negative. You mentioned university physics. I suppose my graduate degree in electrophysics qualifies me to converse on the subject. I also designed solar systems for space vehicles that are orbiting over your head.
What is your qualification to discuss renewable energy sir? Nothing? Then why are you spouting nonsense? Fucking propagandist.
Its a fact that every wind generator on the planet is energy negative, that is, it takes more energy to produce, operate and dispose of them than they ever generate.
Also, every wind generator requires coal or natural gas backup. When you see a large wind farm there is an equal capacity of coal/gas generation that had to be built to back it up so wind can never be clean or economic.
Solar is not quite as energy negative but is 8 times more toxic than any other means of power generation. Solar is fine for remote or off-grid applications but nothing is as efficient or reliable as conventional power generation/transmission.
Solar in the United States is strictly "grid-tied" meaning that you cannot operate your home from your solar panels during a power outage as many in California discovered during the recent PG&E outages. You will be without power just like your neighbors.
Trump is a bottom-line sort of guy. He likely has been briefed on wind and saw that it takes more energy to make the steel tower than the generator produces over its lifetime. Not to mention the environmental catastrophe of disposal and replacement. Wind generators in Spain alone kill approximately 1 million birds per year.Hey, nice job at trying to run defence for the boss. You should apply for a job if you’re not already on the payroll.
You come across as a coherent lucid sort of guy. You know, the exact opposite of Trump.
So what do you think happened with Trump there?
Racked up too thick a line of adderall? Possible manic episode? Early onset dementia? Or was he just exhibiting a total unpreparedness and lack of knowledge of the topic on which he was presenting.
Looking forward to your opinion.
Whatever, definitely one of the great orators in modern history.