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GRID-SCALE POWER STORAGE MYTH BUSTED: GIANT BATTERIES CAN’T SAVE UNRELIABLE WIND
& SOLAR

August 2, 2022 by stopthesethings 3 Comments

It only takes a moment’s reckoning to appreciate that the grid-scale storage
electricity generated by wind or solar is a perfect nonsense. Those profiting
from hopelessly intermittent wind and solar still claim that mega-batteries are
the solution to their obvious lack of reliability. Others point to pumped hydro
and even ridiculously claim that “excess” wind […]

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UNABLE TO PAY THEIR ROCKETING POWER BILLS, GERMANS TOLD TO ‘HUDDLE UP’
NEXT WINTER

August 1, 2022 by stopthesethings 6 Comments

Germany’s obsession with unreliable wind and solar has households and businesses
paying the Europe’s highest power prices, when electricity isn’t being rationed,
that is. That more than 300,000 German households can no longer afford
electricity, comes as no surprise. That hundreds of thousands of people in
Europe’s richest economy are forced to heat their homes […]

Filed Under: Big wind industry, Big wind politics, energy crisis, energy
poverty, Europe, Germany, power prices Tagged With: Europe renewable energy
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UTTERLY POINTLESS: WHY INTERMITTENT WIND & SOLAR CAN’T CUT CARBON DIOXIDE
GAS EMISSIONS

July 31, 2022 by stopthesethings 2 Comments

For renewable energy rent-seekers, the claim that wind and solar reduce carbon
oxide gas emissions is a necessary and endlessly repeated lie. The necessity
comes from the fact that without that (utterly false) premise the wind and solar
industries would have been dead and buried, years ago. Incapable of ever
supplying power as and when […]

Filed Under: Big wind industry, Big wind politics, solar Tagged With: Carbon
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DEAD CALM WEATHER EXPOSES THE GREAT ‘GREEN’ ENERGY LIE ALMOST EVERY SINGLE DAY

July 30, 2022 by stopthesethings 4 Comments

If you believe that the ‘cheque’s in the mail’, ‘the wind is always blowing
somewhere’ and ‘the sun never sets’, you’ll believe anything. STT is dedicated
to exposing the lie that we are well on our way to an inevitable transition to
an all-wind and sun-powered future. What’s depicted above – courtesy of Aneroid
Energy – […]

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power output, Wind power output collapse


PLANET SIZED PROBLEM: MILLIONS MORE WIND TURBINE BLADES DESTINED FOR LANDFILLS
NEAR YOU

July 29, 2022 by stopthesethings 1 Comment

Mike Moore’s Planet of the Humans exposed the mountains of toxic filth generated
by so-called ‘green’ energy, much to the horror of renewable energy rent-seekers
and climate cult zealots, alike. Solar panels are a veritable toxic cocktail of
gallium arsenide, tellurium, silver, crystalline silicon, lead, cadmium, and
heavy earth material. Then there’s the landfill legacy being created […]

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POOR PUNISHMENT: ENERGY POVERTY INEVITABLE RESULT OF RENEWABLE
ENERGY ‘TRANSITION’

July 28, 2022 by stopthesethings 2 Comments

Germans are learning the truth about chaotically intermittent wind and solar,
the hard way. Their erstwhile supplier is making the depth of their dependence
on Russian gas keenly felt as he maintains his efforts to subjugate Ukraine and
get Ukraine’s Western backers to back off. Across Europe, rushes recent squeeze
on gas supplies has focused […]

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poverty


RENEWABLES ROAD TO NOWHERE: SUBSIDISED WIND & SOLAR JUST DON’T WORK & NEVER WILL

July 27, 2022 by stopthesethings 3 Comments

In the absence of mandates directing grid managers to take chaotic wind or solar
power ahead of conventional power and/or massive subsidies directed to retailers
encouraging them to take it and/or heavy fines imposed on them if they refuse
to, there is simply no commercial market for power which can only be generated
occasionally, in […]

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demand, Solar power contribution USA, UK wind power contribution, US renewable
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POWER SHOCK: RENEWABLES MELTDOWN LEAVES AUSTRALIANS WITH POWER SHORTAGES &
CRIPPLING POWER BILLS

July 26, 2022 by stopthesethings 3 Comments

The erratic and occasional delivery of wind and solar has sent wholesale power
prices into orbit and major energy users are simply being chopped from the grid
when wind and/or solar output hits the floor. Consumers have just been hit with
retail power bills which are between 20 and 30% higher than the same time last
[…]

Filed Under: Australia, Australia's renewable energy target, Big wind industry,
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ALL PAIN/NO GAIN: WHY INTERMITTENT WIND & SOLAR CAN NEVER REALLY POWER US

July 25, 2022 by stopthesethings 4 Comments

Calm weather and sunset mean that wind and solar will never amount to meaningful
power sources. And mythical grid-scale electricity storage won’t save them,
either. Never to be defeated by facts, reason and logic, wind and solar acolytes
are quick to point to a rare occasion when their combined output is equal to, or
greater […]

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SKYROCKETING POWER PRICES & POWER RATIONING: GERMANY FIRST TO HIT THE WIND &
SOLAR WALL

July 24, 2022 by stopthesethings 10 Comments

Germans are in the midst of a power pricing and supply disaster thanks to the
world’s most idiotic energy policy, centred on an unhinged obsession with
chaotically intermittent wind and solar. Already suffering Europe’s highest
power prices, consumers are bracing for even worse to come. Vladimir Putin’s
Ukrainian adventure has merely brought things to a […]

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