Row 78748

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Germany has good access to North sea wind, a small amount directly but mostly through interconnects with Denmark, the UK, Netherlands, Belgium and Norway (I don't know if they all exist yet but they will in time).

This is a really great resource during the winter, it sets up a lot of Northern Europe to mix solar and wind across the seasons. I don't know if it's a total solution - I think we'll get a lot more power out of the north sea than solar but we also need a lot more in the winter for heating. It's a useful thing to have anyway and the UK records for renewable usage come in the winter from that wind power (topped 50% of our total supply in the last quarter of last year! https://www.renewableuk.com/news/668628/Wind-generates-record-annual-percentage-of-UK-electricity-while-fossil-fuels-drop-to-record-low.htm#:~:text=This%20was%20the%20first%20quarter,a%20quarterly%20period%20(51.5%25).

We still have to replace gas heating systems though.

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text Germany has good access to North sea wind, a small amount directly but mostly through interconnects with Denmark, the UK, Netherlands, Belgium and Norway (I don't know if they all exist yet but they will in time). This is a really great resource during the winter, it sets up a lot of Northern Europe to mix solar and wind across the seasons. I don't know if it's a total solution - I think we'll get a lot more power out of the north sea than solar but we also need a lot more in the winter for hea…
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datetime 2024-05-24
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