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11. Why don't you?

Thu Feb 23, 2012, 09:13 PM

Feb 2012

You inserted your baseless and incorrect speculation.

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Making Solar Power Competitive with Coal [View all] OKIsItJustMe Feb 2012 OP

One of the problems with solar is storage for later use. Yavapai Feb 2012 #2

Arizona is building a 500Mw solar molten sodium tower FogerRox Feb 2012 #3

They say that pumped hydro is one of the best. Yavapai Feb 2012 #7

Storage isn't that critical for the grid. kristopher Feb 2012 #10

I have 2 lines of thought FogerRox Feb 2012 #19

Thank you kristopher and FogerRox, Yavapai Feb 2012 #22

Molten sodium is intended for overnight FogerRox Feb 2012 #18

And molten sodium is not intended for use with PV OKIsItJustMe Feb 2012 #20

Right, has nothing to do with PV FogerRox Feb 2012 #21

That doesn't necessarily follow. kristopher Feb 2012 #8

So, why don't you go find out and tell us? nt Dead_Parrot Feb 2012 #9

Why don't you? kristopher Feb 2012 #11

I didn't ask the question Dead_Parrot Feb 2012 #12

And the person I asked the question of has yet to respond. kristopher Feb 2012 #13

Words that don't apply to you, it seems. nt Dead_Parrot Feb 2012 #14

Kris has been looking a little disheveled lately XemaSab Feb 2012 #15

Damnit, that reminds me, I gotta iron my shirt and pants for jury duty. joshcryer Feb 2012 #16

I'll swing by and give a you steam press and matching energy policy. nt Dead_Parrot Feb 2012 #17

Chinese Tier-2 Modules Offered Below $1/W (as low as $0.80/W in Jan) kristopher Feb 2012 #4