next summer we will likely see a massive drop in gas consumption for electricity production
Good to see Southern Europe doing what they’re supposed to and benefitting from the natural sunlight. I wish I saw Malta on this, that’s a place that should just be 100% solar at this point honestly
While there seems to be a good trend, it would be more interesting to see this with respect to population and sun intensity.
Solar in Sweden is probably not such an economic idea, and the country doesn’t have many inhabitants; on the other side I am absolutely ***astonished*** that Italy, with the amount of sun it gets and its population, builds so little.
Should look encouraging. But in the end … what for ? How is it good if you can’t store it and you can’t shutdown the grid when the sun is not shining ?
How in the fuck did we even manage to be on the list? We don’t get to see the sun for like half the year.
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source:[https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/12/19/europe-added-41-4-gw-of-new-solar-in-2022/](https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/12/19/europe-added-41-4-gw-of-new-solar-in-2022/)
next summer we will likely see a massive drop in gas consumption for electricity production
Good to see Southern Europe doing what they’re supposed to and benefitting from the natural sunlight. I wish I saw Malta on this, that’s a place that should just be 100% solar at this point honestly
While there seems to be a good trend, it would be more interesting to see this with respect to population and sun intensity.
Solar in Sweden is probably not such an economic idea, and the country doesn’t have many inhabitants; on the other side I am absolutely ***astonished*** that Italy, with the amount of sun it gets and its population, builds so little.
Should look encouraging. But in the end … what for ? How is it good if you can’t store it and you can’t shutdown the grid when the sun is not shining ?
How in the fuck did we even manage to be on the list? We don’t get to see the sun for like half the year.
How are we not on the list?
We’re at something past 1.8GW.