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Intermittent or variable: Are our wires crossed on renewables?
Wind and solar are often labelled intermittent by their detractors. But a closer look at conventional power plants shows we need to change our terminology.
Craig Morris

Jan 29, 2014

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Will Germany meet its renewable energy targets?
Proposed cut in tariffs – including a surcharge on consumption of rooftop solar within the home – raises questions on whether Germany can meet targets.
Craig Morris

Jan 22, 2014

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The German energy transition and its impact on neighbours
How are Germany’s Eastern neighbors Poland and the Czech Republic reacting to the German renewable energy surge? Badly, but without sound evidence.
Craig Morris

Nov 27, 2013

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Germany could nearly eliminate emissions with wind, solar, storage
Germany’s energy agency says the economy could become nearly carbon-neutral by midcentury, and it doesn’t need nuclear or CCS.
Craig Morris

Oct 28, 2013

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German renewables: A roadmap for the energy transition
A roadmap proposal recommends a focus on wind power, a cut in ‘must-run’ capacity, better efficiency, energy democracy, and a shift to electric mobility.
Craig Morris

Jun 26, 2013

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German renewables: Commercial sector discovers self consumption
The figures for ownership of renewables in Germany indicate a shift from private citizens to the commercial sector. Some people saw this coming.
Craig Morris

May 31, 2013

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