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Dogmudgeon

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Tue Jul-31-07 05:57 PM
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25. There are actual data for wind intermittency

Denmark has the most experience with wind, and most of the problems they have encountered have come from the grid not being able to accept incoming power due to intermittency. Although this will eventually help engineers design better grid systems, it has diminished the usability of their wind power.

There is no question that aerogenerators can produce power; the devil, as usual, is in the details.

--p!

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