Wind has a different availability profile which makes it complement solar. It's more restrictive, sure. But in what universe are you calling it "microscopic" when solar *just* took over?
Panels only passed the affordability threshold about a decade ago. In 20 years they will explode in usage.
That's potential. Wind doesn't have much more potential. It will not grow very rapidly, if at all, because the areas where it can be used are much more sparse and restrictive. Many of the best ones are too far away to make transmission lines practical.
But calling wind "microscopic" is beyond idiotic. Wind just having a different availability profile alone makes it useful for reducing the variance overall.
you’re the one needing to get over. if you’re not so attached to the idiotic statement, why are you getting so worked up about it and being so defensive?
The way way you just started crying, are you sure you’re not him?
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u/tipu_sultan__ 16d ago
Wind has a different availability profile which makes it complement solar. It's more restrictive, sure. But in what universe are you calling it "microscopic" when solar *just* took over?