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The consequences of massively building wind turbines and solar panels, while forcing the closure of fully-operational power plants burning coal, oil and natural gas is dire

Electricity Shortages: Brace for Impact


Americans can expect to see electricity shortages this summer as traditional power plants are being retired more quickly than they can be replaced by renewable energy and their required battery storage, the electric grid’s independent system operators warn. Power grids are straining as conventional power plants fueled by coal and nuclear are being retired for intermittent forms of energy such as wind and solar power that need back up from traditional plants or from battery storage. Wind and solar farms cannot produce electricity 24/7 as Americans demand it and need expensive and large batteries to store their output for later use. While some battery storage capacity is being added, independent grid operators have warned that the rate of the additions may not be fast enough to offset the closures of traditional power plants that can supply power 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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By John Vance on 2022 05 19

LMAO, and they want us to buy Elec. cars, you bet.


By Brian Richard Allen on 2022 05 21

..... electricity shortages: brace for impact .....

Fascissocialism is a psychosis.


By Prorkba on 2022 05 24

There's probably a way to fuel our energy producing systems with politicians. We have too many and in their present form, they are the most toxic objects in our environment.





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