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The more electrification that we have in the United Kingdom build out, the more people will have to be trained and paid to be maintenance engineers. Imagine two million on street EV chargers.
Just think how much disruption that will cause digging up those roads, first to install the huge cables, then there will have to be many more transformer stations, maybe on on every street that has the new EV chargers.
All the Solar panels being fitted on the top of public buildings like hospitals, schools, town halls, swimming pools.
When the roof leaks, the “Teams” will have to spring into action, first to put up the scaffolding, then to strip the solar installations from the roof. Then strip the roof, then put new roof on, then re-fit or possibly replace solar installations.
Then after testing, take down scaffolding.
Does the building have to be evacuated during this time?
All this stuff has to be paid for but the country is broke.
Just increase the cost of electricity to the peasants, that’s the answer, squeeze them till their pips squeak.Something big might currently be happening with our electricity system, it looks like it might be about to pop.
No electricity at all from solar, on a sunny day in the summertime mid-day.
Huge proportion being taken from nuclear.
Large amount from Wind, massive amount coming from abroad but nothing from solar, not seen that before during day time?I think you have not looked properly. Right now, 25 mins later, solar is 33% of demand.
May be grid watch is on the blink.
I just checked again and for me it says no power from Solar12.25 GMT
22% Nuclear
7% Ccgt
15% Biomass
1% Hydro
25% Wind
0.0% SolarYou are right Michael it must be on the blink. Just looked again and the bar chart says no solar but the 10 min average graph says it’s about 40% now. Maybe their data centre got too warm. 😁
I just looked and it says Solar 30.2%.
Wishful thinking for right wingers maybe?
