US adds 10 GW large-scale #wind, #solar capacity in 2018, but also unfortunately 20 GW #naturalgas
Additions minus retirements of #WWS (#WindWaterSolar) expected to be 3x gas by 2022
https://www.renewablesnow.com/news/us-adds-10-gw-large-scale-wind-solar-capacity-in-2018-20-gw-gas-642054/ … @FERC @EIAgov @StanfordEnergy @joshfoxfilm @ArikRing @ProfStrachan
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@bobwyman did you ever find expected nighttime draw from heat pump extrapolations?
.@jsalsman Any existing published data on "expected nighttime draw from heat pumps," that I know about, does not take into account the fact that many people, including me, are working very hard to ensure that such draw increases dramatically in the future.
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Yeah, but that isn't an argument against trying to use the whole nighttime wind surplus for storage, which uses off-the-shelf parts, or sequestration from seawater carbonate, which together with storage and heat pumps doesn't even come close to nighttime wind surplus for a decade
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@mzjacobson ^ I hope I am as wrong about that as everyone else is about 2050 by the end of next month
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