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2026. 8. 28. 작업

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Sir Keith Stormer said: otolith said: Ah, you may be anywhere in the world, but you're always in...Wrong vista, this is the view from his windscreen.Could be worse.

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ashenfie said: DonkeyApple said: ashenfie said: J4CKO said: DonkeyApple said: We still make most of our electricity from gas We dont though....Renewables are the biggest component, circa 45%, Gas is about 30%, unless I am missing something ?Exactly my point we can like today generate Signiant amounts using renewables like today, so we using around 30% gas. That means 70% is coming from other places yet we are paying generators £178 per Mwh. Its a broken system and the government is successfully gaslighting us. Marginal pricing. While gas is still the predominant fallback supply then it will persist. So is Gas the problem or Marginal pricing. Unabated gas is here till 2035 according to the plan, so maybe longer. We have 2 nuclear power stations coming, but they have been coming for a long while now and again Nuclear energy (done UK style) is not that cheap. Before anyone suggest SMRs, Rolls Royce are realising that the fuel rods might may need International treaty changes, so nothing is going to be happening quickly. ?The U.K. will retain a gas backbone for decades so gas pricing remains a core issue. Marginal pricing dictates overall unit cost at point of sale. You have two distinct factors neither of which are going away any time soon. What links both is Russia. So long as Eastern Europe has limited supplies of Russian gas then it will persist in bidding up North Sea Gas contracts. Do you think for one moment that even if Russia were to halt its aggression in Ukraine and wider afield in Europe then European nations would return to being beholden to Russian energy? Seems somewhat unlikely. The most obvious change point potential would be when Putin dies of old age and even then there won't be a rush to be beholden to Russia again. So that leaves storage as being the logical medium term solution to the classic duck back energy demand issue of the U.K. And what is currently the most efficient path to mass localised, fiscally viable energy storage in