A nine-year-old knows the sun sets and the wind stops blowing, but a cohort remain convinced that that an all RE future is upon us.
Which begs the question: which is dumber? Wind and solar power? Or those that believe they constitute meaningful power generation sources?
Norman Rogers provides a helpful analysis below for those struggling with that tricky conundrum. Rogers also has a book on the subject: Dumb Energy: A Critique of Wind and Solar Energy. And he runs a couple of websites, as well: DumbEnergy.com and ClimateViews.com.
Wind and Solar Energy: Good for Nothing
American Thinker
Norman Rogers
11 August 2018
The defenders of wind and solar claim that subsidies are a minor help to get a new industry going. These defenders counter critics with the fallacious claim that fossil fuels receive huge subsidies. Actually, the fossil fuel industry pays huge taxes.
Focusing on explicit subsidies…
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Aug 29, 2018 @ 21:32:49
This clown doesn’t know about units going down in coal plants. It happened in Victoria, NSW and Qld last summer. Quite ironically the Tesla battery saved Victoria a blackout
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