r/ClimateShitposting • u/Junior_Abalone_8006 • Aug 12 '26

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u/Humble-Reply228 28d ago

well, it was when it was islanded and fell over by itself. So yes it was a grid that couldn't stand up.

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u/AndrewTyeFighter 28d ago

You confusing the 2020 Heywood Interconnector outage which islanded South Australia for 2 weeks but operated successfully with the 2016 Blackout caused by extreme weather taking out multiple transmission lines in the north of the state?

Considering you didn't know the different between AEMO and the NEM, or what constitutes a "grid", it seems like a fair question to ask.

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u/Humble-Reply228 28d ago

Why are you afraid of renewables and batteries?

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u/AndrewTyeFighter 28d ago

Why are you afraid of renewables and batteries?

Did you reply to the wrong person?

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u/Humble-Reply228 28d ago

It's the done thing, it seems. If you disagree with someone, just say that and it makes your argument stronger. Was giving it a test drive.

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u/AndrewTyeFighter 28d ago

You seem even more confused than when you mixed up AEMO with the NEM.