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Why is that a problem?
They'll find a way to re-balance in the end. Let's get past shortage of supply first.It's a big problem if it's got nowhere to go
Power grids are a delicate balancing act.
Spring weather plus solar panels push WA grid to the limit
WA’s solar panels, coupled with recent mild weather, have caused the state’s major power grid demand to drop sharply, putting the system under stress.www.watoday.com.au
I know, and yet, here we are.Ankerlig was supposed to be converted
Grootvlei and Hendrina as wellAnkerlig Power Station - Wikipedia
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From a coal-to-gas conversion to a microgrid factory, Eskom builds Komati’s just energy transaction case
State-owned electricity utility Eskom is hoping to transform the workshops at the Komati power station – identified as the flagship site for the piloting of a broader ‘just energy transition’ programme that couples decarbonisation with social upliftment – into a factory capable of manufacturing...www.engineeringnews.co.za
Moz is closer to Mpumalanga than the east coast. The big HV stuff is next to the power stations.
Okay, but the east coast is our own supply so why pay Moz?
I'm talking residential.
Moz has the gas, we don't have any unless we start fracking the karoo.
Two months ago;
businesstech.co.za
How would the residential inverter know to stop feeding the grid?
Plans plans and more plans.Two months ago;
Plans for massive gas production off South Africa’s coast
South Africa expects TotalEnergies SE to submit a production plan within weeks to utilize a prolific offshore gas discovery that will form a key part of increasing investment in the sector.
I'm sure science will find a way.
It sort of has with a proper VPS solution, which is supposed to be able to manage all forms of power coming in and going out to better manage the grid.
East / South East, you know what I mean.
Okay, that makes sense too.
Well done to all responsible.
wtf, literally turned off at 5:30am
