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kristopher

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2. I have no idea of the manner you're reading the chart.

Wed Feb 26, 2014, 06:22 PM

Feb 2014

Especially so since your comment has no bearing on the chart at all and is nothing more than another of your typical pronuclear, baseless attacks on renewable energy.

Given your dedication to promoting our current coal/nuclear system, this article should be especially troubling to you since it details how the system you embrace is almost certainly destined to become obsolete.

Poor Baggins.

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"The Economics of Grid Defection" (What is a 'utility in a box'? - k) [View all] kristopher Feb 2014 OP

Am I reading that chart right? FBaggins Feb 2014 #1

I have no idea of the manner you're reading the chart. kristopher Feb 2014 #2

Two articles that have a bearing kristopher Feb 2014 #3

Kick for novices. kristopher Mar 2014 #4

Is Utility 2.0 a Forecast or a Post-Mortem? kristopher Mar 2014 #5

A mix of natural turbines, solar, and wind does work... hunter Mar 2014 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author kristopher Mar 2014 #7

Please stop. hunter Mar 2014 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author kristopher Mar 2014 #9

Coal, fracked natural gas, nuclear... What's the difference? hunter Mar 2014 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author kristopher Mar 2014 #11

OK I will. kristopher Mar 2014 #12

That's all true, and these are excellent points Yo_Mama Mar 2014 #13

I disagree. hunter Mar 2014 #16

ISO's will adapt and suppliers are source independent One_Life_To_Give Mar 2014 #14

Well... it's true the ISOs and owners of generation will adapt. kristopher Mar 2014 #15