schizanon, to solar
@schizanon@mastodon.social avatar

Solar panels have become so cheap that they are being used to build garden fences in the Netherlands and Germany, as a boom in Chinese production saturates the global market.

https://www.ft.com/content/2ea6bf6d-04e9-453b-a35f-cd6431cfc7bf

#solar #greenEnergy #solarPanels #electricity #energy #china

thejapantimes, to business
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social avatar

Mercuria Energy Group is preparing to begin trading in Japan’s physical power market, the latest global commodities firm seeking to capitalize on the sector’s rising volatility. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2024/04/05/companies/mercuria-japan-spot-power-market/

ren_stats, to random

- Evolution of production by source compared with 2000 (in TWh)

https://ember-climate.org/data/

ren_stats, to worldwithoutus

- Evolution of production by source for 2000-2022 (in TWh)

https://ember-climate.org/data/

ren_stats, to thailand

- Evolution of production by source for 2000-2022 (% of Total)

https://ember-climate.org/data/

moira, to random
@moira@mastodon.murkworks.net avatar

okay electrodons I got a weird one

Standard single-gang duplex receptacle on a 15A circuit. Upgraded to code circa 25 years ago by pros known to do good work in general. (To be clear: not me.) It's in a metal box with wiring in metal conduit back to the panel.

Stops working. No drama, just stops. Everything upstream to the box is fine; the breaker doesn't trip. All looks well, just... no power.

Remove the cover. It is immediately obvious that there is loose plastic hanging around in the box.

Pull out the fixture, discover chunks of plastic have come off the side of the receptacle. It's broken away in multiple pieces with sharp edges, not melted. No burns near the damage, no external damage.

And so I ask:

What the fuck?

mightyspaceman, to Tasmania
@mightyspaceman@aus.social avatar

Was just out for a night walk. I can't tell if my eyes are playing tricks, but I felt like I could see short flickers in the city light haze reflected off the air; kept walking, it seemed like it was happening in the streetlights too. Could there be something happening with the power grid?

ren_stats, to Iceland

- Evolution of production by source for 2000-2021 (% of Total)

https://ember-climate.org/data/

thejapantimes, to business
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social avatar

Japan’s power supply is expected to be sufficient for both the upcoming summer and winter, according to forecasts from the government. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2024/04/02/economy/japan-power-supply-sufficient/

ren_stats, to Europe

- as % of demand on 29.03.2024

Top 5 countries:
285% 🇭🇷
205% 🇫🇮
144% 🇱🇻
102% 🇦🇹
98% 🇩🇰

Source: ENTSO-E

Norobiik, to random
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

A solution hidden in plain sight - if it scales up.

Until now, previous attempts to convert into have suffered from a low-conversion efficiency. But using the method, scientists have managed to generate an output of 100 volts using just 100 millilitrers of water, enough to power small .

The ‘drinking bird’ makes a comeback and could power your gadgets with
https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/14/climate/drinking-bird-energy-power-gadgets-climate-intl/index.html

Norobiik, to australia
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

The , developed by researchers in and the , were able to convert 11 per cent of the ’s energy into , making them suitable for commercial use. The 11 per cent achieved in the latest tests is far greater than the efficiency levels of around one or two per cent that printed flexible solar panels currently offer.

achieve record-breaking efficiency
https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/solar-panels-record-efficiency-perovskite-b2515680.html

Edent, to Energy
@Edent@mastodon.social avatar

1 year of @edent_solar. We are 100% offset!

Our domestic solar panels have generated more electricity in a year than we have consumed.

We installed 5kW of solar panels on our roof in 2020. Half are East-facing, half West-facing.

Over a full year, they've generated 4,165kWh.

By comparison, the average UK household uses about 3,800kWh of electricity per year.

But

https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/03/1-year-of-edent_solar-we-are-100-offset/

#/etc/

ren_stats, to tunisia

- Evolution of production by source compared with 2000 (in TWh)

https://ember-climate.org/data/

ren_stats, to Switzerland

- Change of production by source between 2000 and 2022 (in TWh)

https://ember-climate.org/data/

inquiline, to Energy
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mkwadee, to uk
@mkwadee@mastodon.org.uk avatar

Right now, are accounting for just 5.9% of the 's generation. is contributing 45.5%, 19.0% and 13.9%. The rest comes from interconnects from continental and small amounts from and . Some is also being exported to .

https://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk/

Casey, to Ukraine
@Casey@newsie.social avatar
Casey, to Batteries
@Casey@mastodon.green avatar
arbeitstitel, to random German

Heute bei einer Weiterbildung zu Customer Centricity teilgenommen. War für mich ein wenig am Thema vorbei, aber die haben eine tolle App empfohlen, mit der man die Klimaauswirkungen v Elektrizität für viele Länder weltweit erkunden kann.

Man kann sich den Wind u d Sonnenstrahlstärke anzeigen lassen, man sieht, wer wohin wieviel Strom liefert oder einkauft, und das LIVE.

Gibt's auch im App bzw. Google Play Store (Links in den Kommentaren).

https://app.electricitymaps.com/map

ianRobinson, to nuclear
@ianRobinson@mastodon.social avatar

Bill Gates’ TerraPower plans to build first US next-generation nuclear plant

Free credit link. You might need to create a free account.

https://ftedit.ft.com/Ju3k/mvpdlg64

ren_stats, to random

#NorthAmerica - Evolution of #electricity production by source for 2000-2022 (in TWh) #renewables #fossilfuel

https://ember-climate.org/data/

Wen, to random
@Wen@mastodon.scot avatar

£58bn plan to rewire Great Britain expected to spark tensions along route

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2024/mar/19/58bn-plan-rewire-great-britain-spark-tensions-route

Hidden are two gems, Scotland already generates nearly 15GW of renewable power, far outstripping the peak winter Scottish demand of 5GW. The government has suggested offering reduced bills to areas where demand is lower than supply.

So why do we pay more in Scotland, impoverishing communities where electricity is the only practical form of heating?

guyjantic, to Writers
@guyjantic@c.im avatar

Dear
I'm begging you, please just talk to a behavioral scientist/psychologist before publishing. Or read a textbook. Read Wikipedia. Anything.

"Psychotic" doesn't mean what you think it does. No, that's not why therapy works. Your armchair theories about mental illnesses and substance use need to be updated or scrapped altogether. Freud's theories were never any good and haven't been relevant for decades.

While I'm here: you also might not know what "bemused" means, and even if you do, please limit its use to perhaps twice in one book.

guyjantic,
@guyjantic@c.im avatar

" only work if you have gravity."

"The can never be seen in the daytime."

"The shower gets hot because of "

" cannot travel through air."

" proves that all events are random and nothing can be predicted."

The phrases above are how ridiculous it would look if certain wrote about physical science without consulting an actual scientist or even reading a couple of Wikipedia articles, like they do about behavioral science.

ren_stats, to Europe

- as % of demand on 15.03.2024

Top 5 countries:
233% 🇭🇷
214% 🇫🇮
118% 🇩🇰
107% 🇱🇻
93% 🇳🇴

Source: ENTSO-E

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