Thread: ACT goes 100% renewable

Originally Posted by Eevo

got a source for this?

cause i know its 100% bs.

ever been to Windy Point when it's not blowing?

I grew up very close to an area where it always seems to blowing...funny.....theres a new wind farm there which is proving to be very efficient and it blows all night.

not very far away(20-30km) is a quite large solar farm in one of the sunniest places in Australia.

this area has an amazing balance , sunny days and breezy day/nights.

there are hundreds of places in Australia where this exact thing can be replicated.

no need for any negativity about it theres no room for it ....it is so effective.

it's only a matter of time , really only a short matter of time , for the new generation power companies to pick up on this......just like in our past and still current , the energy companies , will source out these potential areas , just as the energy companies we all know have sourced and prospected for oil, gas, uranium for the past hundred years.

you all know the rules from school...energy can be neither created nor destroyed and you are now seeing it appear in a different form...go with the flow..it won't harm you...it wont change your life...it might actually improve it

Originally Posted by Eevo

got a source for this?

cause i know its 100% bs.

It's always possible to make renewable power somewhere in Australia.

Australian Research and Space Exploration (ARSE) are onto the developments for solar power working at night!

We Can Create "Reverse Solar Power" at Night, Study Says. – Australian Research & Space Exploration

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

ever been to Windy Point when it's not blowing?

can windy point power all of australia?
i thought not.

NEXT!

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

It's always possible to make renewable power somewhere in Australia.

Thats like saying its always raining somewhere.

Its great to make renewable power somewhere,but its no where near the quantity or has the permanent reliability that we need, to rely on,all the time.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

It's always possible to make renewable power somewhere in Australia.

It is actually, so long as the plant keep spinning.

There are those who say things cant work and then there are those who get things done.

these ideas are great in isolation/small scale, but on a national scale they dont stand up to scrutiny.

Originally Posted by Slunnie

It is actually, so long as the plant keep spinning.

There are those who say things cant work and then there are those who get things done.

there are realistic people and then there are those living in fairly land.