Trust, yet verify

The subject of previous post is the question why UK electricity bills are so high despite the high share of renewables in the mix, as explained in a Youtube video.

Recently watched a Youtube video on the question why the UK electricity prices are so high, despite the high share of renewables in the mix, this while getting the message that they are so very cheap.

The main focus of the Guardian article “The net benefits of net zero: why there’s more to renewables than tackling the climate crisis” is, as the title suggests, on the benefits that go beyond climate mitigation.

Previous post is about an article in the Grid series of The Guardian.

The Guardian has an article with the interesting sounding title The grid unlocked: how does a greener power network actually work?

Came across this article titled “Africa’s solar explosion: 10 countries smashing records“.

According to this tweet, offshore wind last Sunday generated a third of the demand of the Netherlands (translated from Dutch): Yesterday, Sunday, February 22nd, the 670 wind turbines in the Dutch North Sea generated more than 100,000 MWh of electricity.

Previous post listed a number of predictions of an ice-free Arctic.

A few of the lasts posts were about the Arctic.

In a previous post from August, I wrote about a paper in which is stated that the Arctic sea-ice pause was consistent with internal climate variability, based on model simulations that allow for this pause as part of variability of the system (England et…