2/ “Baseload” is often used to describe the lumbering dinosaurs of today’s power grid: nuclear and coal-fired power plants
1/ Some thoughts on the term “baseload,” an unhelpful and confusing utility planning artifact used to describe coal/nuclear plants (1 of 30)
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3/ A new report from the Brattle Group commissioned by NRDC examines the history of “baseload” http://www.brattle.com/system/publications/pdfs/000/005/456/original/Advancing_Past_Baseload_to_a_Flexible_Grid.pdf?1498246224 …
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"Baseload" and "peakload" describe the loads. That doesn't change because you favor generation that can't supply base or match peak loads.
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The issue is decarbonization. Can we afford to lose existing low-C gen, & spend the next decade trying to replace it?
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If NRDC keeps negatively spinning the concept of dispatchable, non-weather dependent power this hard I say we hook them up to a generator.
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We don't need your thoughts on this topic. They are obsolete b4 they leave your mouth. And dangerous for the environment too.
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