Electricity prices.
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Electricity prices.
by bikeralw Wed Oct 02, 2024 9:48 am
On the news the other day reporting on the UK's last coal fired generating plant closing down.
The BBC reporter stated that this is the latest step on the road to cheap clean renewable energy from wind and solar.
This was on the second day of continuous cloud cover and less than a gentle breeze..
Looking at this chart, I think we're being led down the garden path. How can industry compete when we're paying almost the highest prices in the world.
The BBC reporter stated that this is the latest step on the road to cheap clean renewable energy from wind and solar.
This was on the second day of continuous cloud cover and less than a gentle breeze..
Looking at this chart, I think we're being led down the garden path. How can industry compete when we're paying almost the highest prices in the world.
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Re: Electricity prices.
by RML Thu Oct 03, 2024 7:26 am
Just a guess but are the countries with the cheapest energy getting it through fossil fuels?
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Re: Electricity prices.
by mikethebike Thu Oct 03, 2024 2:15 pm
Yes coal is used.Thousands of sites in China.
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