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Environment & Energy

DCKit

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4. WWG, for sure, but we either need storage, or overproduction, now.

Reply to Gregorian (Reply #3)

Sat Jan 28, 2012, 12:21 AM

Jan 2012

"Their" excuses have been working, thus far.

If a postage stamp on AZ can supply the U.S. with 100% of our energy needs, our coasts should be able to produce 600%. Sorry to all the wind and solar deniers, but you can't stop the waves and tides.

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In the Developing World, Solar Is Cheaper than Fossil Fuels [View all] OKIsItJustMe Jan 2012 OP

Storage is the issue now, and going forward. nt DCKit Jan 2012 #1

I'm hearing talk of a world wide grid. Gregorian Jan 2012 #3

WWG, for sure, but we either need storage, or overproduction, now. DCKit Jan 2012 #4

The rechargeable batteries these systems use are a beastly problem. hunter Jan 2012 #2

Waves and tides don't end when the sun goes down. DCKit Jan 2012 #5

There's a point where it's simply not worth building a network. hunter Jan 2012 #6

And then there is human power... hunter Jan 2012 #7