Relying on solar energy whilst also trying to reduce the amount of sunlight with geoengineering. Interesting tactic.

Variance killed more than its handful of good ideas. The sad part is we’ve been sitting on the solution the whole time with nuclear power. One thing that doesn’t get mentioned enough is kW/acre. How much wildland are we willing to level for solar panels and windmills?

Nuclear should be an easy option. But as always, confuse and scare the population about something they don't really understand and you get the unknowledgeable mob behind you.

Fix your own fucking roads and produce your own fucking energy. Nuclear is how energy scales to masses, But I am not the masses. Only people coming from a government reliance will give a shit about this opinion.

I don't think the Iberian peninsula issues were due to renewable energy, but you're right overall. The only applications for solar should be small scale (eg off grid homesteads- on roofs or other structures) The larger power entities should be looking at thorium reactors like the Chinese have

Sadly it’s next to impossible to have a nuanced debate about energy in Germany. It’s so polarized that you just don’t want to bring it up anymore. I’ve also seen next to zero mention from European policymakers of using bitcoin mining to stabilize grids. Hopefully we’ll see a deeper analysi...

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The fact that Spain bragged about having a day's powerneed filled with only renewable energysources on 24. April 2025 and some days later a massive blackout hit could just be a coincidence.