.@paulg very transitory. 1 day >75% doesn't mean anything like 65% most days. Not as big a deal as it's spun, alaspic.twitter.com/5DRDJpIGPD
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.@paulg very transitory. 1 day >75% doesn't mean anything like 65% most days. Not as big a deal as it's spun, alaspic.twitter.com/5DRDJpIGPD
@paulg @ZeeshanAleem weeee. We achieved something. How is it in the US? Why is there no startup on this?
@VentureChris there are start-ups working on this! :) but yes most of them aim to make things we don't need
@paulg @ZeeshanAleem - so we need more storms!
@paulg I’d like to see the numbers for winter season
@paulg @ZeeshanAleem Now @elonmusk 's turn ;)
@paulg Impressive but not cheap. For longish spells there's no sun or wind, so they need lots of redundant plant.pic.twitter.com/qwmjN96mQp
@paulg @ZeeshanAleem but on average over a year 53% from fossil énergies... But thats a great step though
우린 뭐하나..ㅜㅜ “@paulg: On July 25th, 78% of Germany's electricity was generated by renewable energy sources. http://goo.gl/et0ywV ”
@paulg @aarjav 78%??? 2014 consumption:
Oil 111.5
NG 63.8
Coal 77.4
Nuc 22
Hydro 4.6
Renewable 31.7
Total 311
http://bp.com/content/dam/bp/pdf/Energy-economics/statistical-review-2015/bp-statistical-review-of-world-energy-2015-full-report.pdf …
@paulg @ZeeshanAleem still a long way to go though. Since we're falling in competing with america when it comes to building tech companies.
@paulg @sakalsiz in wikipedia Germany has different stats than this one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy_in_Germany …
@paulg but prices almost 2 times higher than in US...
@alexott_en @paulg you might want to factor in consumption energy cost 2x but average German flat smaller that the average American fridge
@hungryblank @paulg private households pay for all these renewables - I pay more than my US friends for smaller flat
@paulg didn't Denmark achieve 140% recently. The Danes Rock!
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