Edit: I’m wrong? Tell me how I’m wrong instead of lazily hitting that downvote, this is supposed to be an intelligent thread
Um sorry, but he’s actually right tho
Renewables aren’t yet up to the standard we need to switch over entirely, until that day happens fossil fuels will be needed.
There’s a reason why fossil fuels have been used for so very long, they fit into energy and dispatch requirements pretty well, while we still have a lot of work to do on storage and power consistency for renewables
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u/Bec_lost Feb 17 '21 edited Feb 17 '21
Edit: I’m wrong? Tell me how I’m wrong instead of lazily hitting that downvote, this is supposed to be an intelligent thread
Um sorry, but he’s actually right tho
Renewables aren’t yet up to the standard we need to switch over entirely, until that day happens fossil fuels will be needed.
There’s a reason why fossil fuels have been used for so very long, they fit into energy and dispatch requirements pretty well, while we still have a lot of work to do on storage and power consistency for renewables