Strong and good administration always give positive results Dubai is the example

My 10 335 watt SunPower solar PV panels on my garage roof generates 6,000 kilowatt hours annually. Basically net zero now. Let's rapidly build our renewably powered world 🌎 !

@generictester

11 ай бұрын

who is balancing your generation and consumption. The grid? How much do you pay for that service? Nothing?

@generictester

11 ай бұрын

6000 [KWh]/8760 [hrs/year]/10.335 [kW]= 6% of utilization factor. "The typical values of the solar capacity factor are between 10% and 25%. For the solar utility power plant, solar capacity is around 24.5%."

@aaronvallejo8220

11 ай бұрын

@generictester Yes, I use the wind/natural gas powered grid in the evenings and winter time to heat and power my electrified house. During the day I use my solar PV electricity to heat up my thermal mass tiled slab under my desk and in the evenings I run two 1,500 watt electric heaters. I use far, far less energy to heat my house now that I maxed out the insulation in my attic, floor and perimeter walls. I disconnected the natural gas service to my house.

Wtf? 25 years. Are people going to throw away all the panels when they reach 80% capacity. The energy market would be flooded with used solar panels in decent condition lol

Please create a video about Bangladesh's renewable energy possibility.

What makes a system meet the definition of green ? 1ST It must make more power than was used to pull it out of the ground refine it melt it mold it machine it deliver install maintain then remove ship and 100% recycle it. ONLY hydro lasts long enough to meet the level. And even then there are no dams running three turbine halls it has been made

Please add subtitles

How do they handle the tornado in that place?

What do you mean by expensive toy for a sheik? be polite while talking please

In 2028, the first small modular reactor (SMR) will be on line in Canada - GE Hitachi's BWRX-300; closely followed in 2029 by the Rolls-Royce UK SMR and NuScale's VOYGR. They are all Gen III+ 'walk-away safe' power plants with emergency planning zones (EPZs) at the boundary fence instead of the 10 miles radius applied to Gen III+ designs of 'Big-Nuclear'. They can be built in 2 to 4 years and financed by commercial money markets. at overnight capital costs (OCCs) between 40% and 60% lower than 'Big-Nuclear'. They are so investable, they will drain the financing lifeblood out of wind and solar power plant (WASPP) technologies. SMRs can readily decarbonise power generation. But few, if any, in authority realise that greenH2 is as important to decarbonising all the other sectors of energy use as is low-carbon electricity. And this is where the Occam's Razor of energy decarbonisation can become reality. SMRs combined with electrolyser plants can load follow demand instantaneously on a daily basis by switching between grid electricity generation and greenH2 manufacture. The SMRs can operate at 100% availability - their most efficient mode. They get paid by 2 revenue streams and maybe others - in the UK - for load-following grid service; for frequency-correction grid service. Seasonal load following is achieved through carefully calculated refuelling and maintenance outages. The need for any energy storage might well be met in most part by the volumes that exist in a nation's gas network infrastructure. No need for batteries or pumped hydro; no need for any politically-sensitive dams for conventional hydropower. And all of this at many times better than a zero-sum-game since the build out will be a tiny fraction of the financial cost of pollution from the burning of fossil fuels, let alone the prevention of millions of premature deaths also caused every year. It may not happen by by 2050, but by the end of the century we could be just about there.

@simonpannett8810

Жыл бұрын

Who pays for de commissioning and waste???

@FranzJStrauss

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ nuclear power lobbying at its best 😮😮😮😅😅😅

@colinmegson7721

Жыл бұрын

@@FranzJStrauss How brilliant can one person be with the use of emojis? A picture says 1000 words. How many real words would you have needed to for a constructive or destructive response?

Wtf India already has waterless cleaners

DUBAI NEEDS FUSION

@Omer1996E.C

Жыл бұрын

Once it's made, they'll buy it

This could happen in America if those controlling power fortunes of power companies were honest with the American people.

I still think nuclear even fission nuclear is a better option. They've long since solved the problem of storing waste even by reusing waste to continue to generating power & making nuclear batteries from other videos I've seen. All the new tech coming up for small nuclear & safety measures invented after Fukushima...Nuclear seems the cheapest, most reliable option & you don't need batteries to store it at night which seem more toxic & destructive to the earth in mining than nuclear itself. I think nuclear's only problem is public perception which is not really a problem to me. Don't let ignorance decide social issues.

@CountingStars333

Жыл бұрын

Civilian reactors can make nuclear weapons. You want more middle east folk to have nukes?

@Dr.Gehrig

Жыл бұрын

Conventional nuclear is very expensive and slow to build out.

@assholeyeng

Жыл бұрын

Solar + storage is cheaper and faster. It's also improving very fast. Too fast. I suspect the upcoming war between USA and China is about that.

@FranzJStrauss

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂 so you think and let me guess you found your thinking impressions on information on the internet or telegram chat rooms😂😂😂😂 lcoe of energy and lazard study btw nuclear pp are built by russia😮 india, china und guess what where the fuele comes from😂😂😂

Chinese engineer can everything

Time to milk sheiks..😂

WHAT A JOKE.

@Omer1996E.C

Жыл бұрын

Why?

@CountingStars333

Жыл бұрын

@@Omer1996E.C you need water to clean these things...also dust storms.

@ruslan-pe3wx

Жыл бұрын

@@Omer1996E.C He is jealous.