[PublicAnimalNo9]

eureka eureka:

Most countries have certain amounts (proportions) of their energy produced by emission free methods. So what point are you still trying to make. Other than that you have not the reach to get beyond that irrelevant statistic.

Awwww s'matter pookie, did I so thoroughly trash your bullshit posts that this is all you have left? You didn't like it when your lies about how fucking awesome Germany is doing compared to Canada were exposed?

eureka eureka:

Ask yourself why Canada, a small country, is in the top ten emitters and per capits hovering around the top. That is what it is about. Canada is one of the worst culprits and it has no federal plan to do anything about it.

Really, so the fact that Canada dropped from the 7th largest in 2007 to the tenth largest in 2010 means nothing? Your heroes, Germany, are still 6th btw. And Canada is 15th or lower(I'm sure it's 15th though) when it comes to per capita emissions. But hey, why let the truth get in the way of your Canada hating.
Maybe ask YOURSELF why you'd be so ham-fisted to try and compare Germany's power supply which is still dominated by fossil fuels, to Canada's which is 80% emission free. Maybe ask youself why you'd lie about Canada's committment, you know, like how Canada's CO2 emissions were reduced by 10%(ok, 9.7%) between 2008 and 2009, despite your assurances that Canada is doing nothing.

eureka eureka:

Is that so difficult to understand?

Apparently for you it is.

eureka eureka:

And ask yourself why you are too pigheaded to understand how solar and wind power are used. I realise that you are probably proud to have managed to learn a long word like intermittent. Next, you have to learn how it is resolved. I told you but look it up for yourself if you need other sources.

Oh yeah that's right, someone once told you about "pumped storage". You are aware that even with PS, you still can't store large amounts of electricty for very long. Why the fuck do you think energy producers practically give the shit away to other jurisdictions?
Because ONTARIO OVER-PRODUCES!!
Maybe ask yourself why Germany plans to eliminate it's subsidies to solar power.

eureka eureka:

And, if you are going to echo the poodle, then forget this. I am not interested in that jerk and his bark.

Still waiting for those 8400MW of renewables in Ontario, or are you now going to pretend you never made that claim?
If you need to peruse your posts to make sure you don't claim a family member or close friend works for OPG that you've already credited with being a climate scientist at NASA or has an "in" with the Argentine gov't, I'll understand.
I imagine it would be difficult to keep track of all the lies you've told.

[eureka]

You still spout absolute BS. Try reading some facts.

Canada ranks 15th in per capita emissions! My foot it does! Here is the pc from fossil fuels and cement production and that covers most. Canada is third after Australia and the USA.

http://www.pbl.nl/sites/default/files/c ... 19sept.pdf

Canada vs Germany in total emissions. Are you insane? Germany is almost 150% larger in population than Canada and produces (as I told you earlier) roughly 40% more emissions. No comparison in who is doing better.

Germany has decreased its emissions by 22% since 1990 and has a target of 40% within the next eight years. Canada has increased by about 35% in the same time and has a target but no plan to reduce that to about 25% above 1990.

I really give up hope for you when you prattle on about 80% of Canada's power being emission free. IT DOES NOT MATTER. SO ARE THE POWER GENERATIONS OF SOME OTHER COUNTRIES. How much is being emitted by Canada (and others) is all that counts whatever the source. The actual source of emissions would affect only the reduction strategies.

The latest technology for pumped storage has enabled the storage for fifteen hours. That is close to enough to wipe out any concerns of intermittency - where there are such concerns. Interconnection of sources and grids makes the intermittency irrelevant anyway as far us usability is concerned.

For Germany reducing subsidies to solar, I have already explained. It was simply part of the austerity measures that have engulfed all Western nations this last year (wrong headed economics). They will be restored as needed.

For your last paragraph, learn to read.

[dino_bobba_renno]

Germany is a large importer of power, is that taken into consideration in their emmisions rankings?

[eureka]

dino_bobba_renno dino_bobba_renno:

Germany is a large importer of power, is that taken into consideration in their emmisions rankings?

Germany is actually a net exporter of power. In spite of the closing of seven nuclear plants is producing more power than it can use and that is also driving down the price of the power. And it is the amount of renewable power, wind and solar, that is responsible.

It is yet to be seen whether this is a permanent condition.

Of note, is that it is the feed in tariff that is largely responsible for Germany's success and that it is the German model that Ontario is copying. Likely with the same result in the future.

[dino_bobba_renno]

eureka eureka:

dino_bobba_renno dino_bobba_renno:

Germany is a large importer of power, is that taken into consideration in their emmisions rankings?

Germany is actually a net exporter of power. In spite of the closing of seven nuclear plants is producing more power than it can use and that is also driving down the price of the power. And it is the amount of renewable power, wind and solar, that is responsible.

It is yet to be seen whether this is a permanent condition.

Of note, is that it is the feed in tariff that is largely responsible for Germany's success and that it is the German model that Ontario is copying. Likely with the same result in the future.

Umm, every source i've checked has stated that they are a large importer of power, unless something has dratically changed in the last 6 months or so:

$1:

France, which relies on nuclear plants for about three- quarters of its power needs, exported a net 509 gigawatt hours to Germany last month compared with net imports of 618 gigawatts during the same month last year, RTE said. In the most recent month, Germany joined Belgium, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and the U.K. in relying on France for more power imports than exports, the data indicates.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-30/germany-becomes-net-power-importer-from-france-after-atomic-halt.html

[Gunnair]

eureka eureka:

dino_bobba_renno dino_bobba_renno:

Germany is a large importer of power, is that taken into consideration in their emmisions rankings?

Germany is actually a net exporter of power.

$1:

Key Issues
Germany depends on energy imports higher than the average EU-27, despite the significant amounts of domesticallyproduced energy.

http://ec.europa.eu/energy/energy_policy/doc/factsheets/mix/mix_de_en.pdf

Belligerent and wrong.

Retard.

[eureka]

Gunnair Gunnair:

eureka eureka:

dino_bobba_renno dino_bobba_renno:

Germany is a large importer of power, is that taken into consideration in their emmisions rankings?

Germany is actually a net exporter of power.

$1:

Key Issues
Germany depends on energy imports higher than the average EU-27, despite the significant amounts of domesticallyproduced energy.

http://ec.europa.eu/energy/energy_policy/doc/factsheets/mix/mix_de_en.pdf

Belligerent and wrong.

Retard.

Not belligerent so quit that effort to start again. Not wrong and 100% correct.

Live in the past if you want. It would help to read your sources before you take that tone.

Germany IS a net exporter.

[ShepherdsDog]

Gunnair Gunnair:

eureka eureka:

dino_bobba_renno dino_bobba_renno:

Germany is a large importer of power, is that taken into consideration in their emmisions rankings?

Germany is actually a net exporter of power.

$1:

Key Issues
Germany depends on energy imports higher than the average EU-27, despite the significant amounts of domesticallyproduced energy.

http://ec.europa.eu/energy/energy_policy/doc/factsheets/mix/mix_de_en.pdf

Belligerent and wrong.

Retard.

Gunnair. I'm going to have to disagree with you here. He's just a stoopeed kunt, who's incapable of making a valid point or a post that isn't riddled with lies. That's his intent.

[eureka]

Try searching "Germany awash with power," dino. That was a recent report on the state of power in Germany. I don't recall all the details. They are having to give it away now.

As I said, the country is a net exporter. I also said it may not be permanent. What is permanent, though, is that Germany will not be a significant net importer in the future.

If we can keep this separate from the last two posters there might be something to say.

[eureka]

Pie in the sky or the future of Wind Power?

http://www.rechargenews.com/business_ar ... 306158.ece