Sorry I have forgotten or overlooked the issue about the car, can you repeat?
Talking about Reliability ( stability of System) I use my car realtively not very often but if it had a reliabilty curve like the wind energy power creation I think I would have sent it back to the makers.
Imeant that if my car run like the power available curve of a wind Generator ie up and down etc
I am in fact neither for or against windfarms either. I think they can be badly placed in terms of damage to wildlife and aesthetic reasons etc, but where there are no major conflicts then I see no reason why a landowner and developer can't put one up.
I Agree but is a Tourist area not a major conflict? Hear they have them along the Motorway round Bremen. Not in but atleast near the town
I don't find them paricularly appealing to look at but I try not to let that influence my judgement on their performance which others seem to do. I respect any person who just thinks they are ugly and don't want them at any cost but when persons go on about irrelevent or even bogus issues because they think they are ugly then that will get me going.
I Agree
This is not a game for me, I feel very passionate towards the environment and I know full well there are many double standards we deal the world in terms of resources but windfarms are a nettle which we could all do well to grasp, moaning at them won't solve a thing.
I Agree
They aren't a golden bullet to cure the energy crisis but neither is solar, hydro, nuke etc etc. A balanced mix of generation even with fossil fuels, will help combat climate, free us from foreign influence and solve the issue of dwindling resources.
I Also Agree and add that ther may be more done if we can get Demand down
Yesterday, I had a quote over the phone for a solar heating system, £2600 so I am putting my money where my mouth is and going for it. Not every one can afford that sort of money but I inherited a little money just recently. I am stopping short of getting a turbine as I don't think we get enough wind where we are.
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