ZeroEm
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So solar has a different frequency than Natural Gas? I always thought it was the equipment that set it regardless of what was producing it. So what is the frequency of Coal?
Wind and Solar vs Coal, Gasoline, Nuclear
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Hillhater said:
You claim the wind farm went offline first. This is contrary to all reports/evidence/whatever. If you have *anything* to support this then post it, else shut up.
Hillhater said:
I'm trying to, but not being a paranoid, contrarian conspiracy-theorist it's hard to identify with your viewpoint.
Ianhill
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ZeroEm said:
The grid frequency fluctuates with demand regardless of the generation source it's the capacity being reached so the frequency drops and then more power gets put on line from hydro etc.
You be surprised what happens when the tv add break comes on and everyone goes to make that cup of tea.
TheBeastie
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So with folks ignoring Tesla's constant pleads for more nickel supplies and all the other reports from the EPA on nickel mining co2 or other reports like german science studies showing Tesla EVs battery manufacturing "pre-emit" more co2 than a lot of combustion cars in their lifetime,
so let us look at some of the Tesla fan sources instead
According to this video 80% of the Tesla cell cathode is made of nickel https://youtu.be/vpNZhKSfrKE?t=457 and is by far the most used metal in the battery, the Tesla fan video summarizes by saying it would make sense for Tesla to get into Nickel mining because its an expensive metal.
And then there is the latest article from pro-tesla Insideevs.
It Appears Tesla May Get Into The Mining Business
https://insideevs.com/news/365292/tesla-potential-mining-business/
Just remember its generally the case the more expensive the metal by ton or kilo the more co2 was released making the metal. This is why the process of mining and refining gold releases around 38,000x times its own weight in co2
Just like the difficulty of mining gold because it is a rare metal, the amount of co2 released per ton of nickel mined/refined will continue to go up as richest nickel ores get used up.
There is a whole industry out there constantly trying to find ways to mine and refine metals in cheaper safer ways but not much really changes, the CSIRO recently put into use a new way to extract gold without the use of deadly cyanide which is popular mining technique used at large professional gold mining sites. But apparently, aside from this method being safer and more environmentally friendly, and some argue it's not really cheaper. But it should be popular with smaller gold mining operations that don't want to invest or get into the mess of cyanidation in their gold mining process.
https://www.csiro.au/en/Research/MRF/Areas/Unlocking-Australian-ores/Going-for-gold
so let us look at some of the Tesla fan sources instead
According to this video 80% of the Tesla cell cathode is made of nickel https://youtu.be/vpNZhKSfrKE?t=457 and is by far the most used metal in the battery, the Tesla fan video summarizes by saying it would make sense for Tesla to get into Nickel mining because its an expensive metal.
And then there is the latest article from pro-tesla Insideevs.
It Appears Tesla May Get Into The Mining Business
https://insideevs.com/news/365292/tesla-potential-mining-business/
Just remember its generally the case the more expensive the metal by ton or kilo the more co2 was released making the metal. This is why the process of mining and refining gold releases around 38,000x times its own weight in co2
Just like the difficulty of mining gold because it is a rare metal, the amount of co2 released per ton of nickel mined/refined will continue to go up as richest nickel ores get used up.
There is a whole industry out there constantly trying to find ways to mine and refine metals in cheaper safer ways but not much really changes, the CSIRO recently put into use a new way to extract gold without the use of deadly cyanide which is popular mining technique used at large professional gold mining sites. But apparently, aside from this method being safer and more environmentally friendly, and some argue it's not really cheaper. But it should be popular with smaller gold mining operations that don't want to invest or get into the mess of cyanidation in their gold mining process.
https://www.csiro.au/en/Research/MRF/Areas/Unlocking-Australian-ores/Going-for-gold
Yep. It's set inherently by the grid itself - and occasionally by another reference signal. RE providers often provide "ancillary services" which include frequency regulation. (Note that they don't even need batteries for this; the large capacitors in the RE inverters have enough storage to do this.) This service adds out of phase current to the grid in an attempt to maintain frequency in the face of natural gas plants dropping off the grid (as happened here.) Solution - add more RE providers who can provide ancillary services.ZeroEm said:
Ianhill
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The small fluctuations in the 50/60hz background hum of the grid is so unique over a small period of time it can be used in a court of law to prove time and date of indoor recordings, current tech renders this old school method quite useless but it's still something that can be replicated most indoor recordings carry this signal on the audio and with access to grid frequency data it can be date stamped accurately.
Hillhater
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Ian, with reference to the UK blackout the exact time of the frequency dip is well known (16:52pm) .Ianhill said:
What is not being released yet is the exact time of the fault on the Hornsea system . All we know for sure is that at
17:00 Hornsea was unavailable to supply ( that is just the start of a normal 30 min billing period)
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Hillhater said:
With regards to this blackout I'm unsure of the effected area, I can confirm that there's been no loss of supply or any blackouts in my area of South Wales, A wooden lamppost up the road from my girlfriend's house went up in flames and it took 2 hours of the local power distribution lads to rectify the problem meanwhile there was a large plasma arc working its way down the lamppost and the fire service no lie used water to squirt the fire and soak the wooden lamppost once they realized their stupidity they swapped to co2 extinguishers to save the environment lmao when the supply need to be turned off simple as that.
Hillhater
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https://www.rechargenews.com/wind/1838142/technical-fault-at-worlds-largest-offshore-wind-farm-before-uk-blackout
But they are still full of BS..... There is no way a grid with40% non synchronous generation , could withstand that scale of generation loss.
Eventually the full details will be revealed ...
Hillhater
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Uk blackout...
..timing is becoming clearer..exact cause still to be confirmed
What is the probability of that happening ?
The grid frequency record for that period tells another story !
..timing is becoming clearer..exact cause still to be confirmed
Note the suggestion now that it was a “ simultaneous” ..failure of two generators ?
What is the probability of that happening ?
The grid frequency record for that period tells another story !
Hillhater
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And more from the FT ...
Hillhater
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And a million Brits may not have had to endure that blackout last week ! 
Hillhater
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You are guessing at the knowledge level of someone you do not know.. ...again ! 
sendler2112
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XR's Rupert Read
"As I see things, there are three broad possible futures that lie ahead:
This civilisation could collapse utterly and terminally, as a result of climatic instability (leading for instance to catastrophic food shortages as a probable mechanism of collapse), or possibly sooner than that, through nuclear war, pandemic, or financial collapse leading to mass civil breakdown. Any of these are likely to be precipitated in part by ecological/climate instability, as Darfur and Syria were. Or
This civilisation (we) will manage to seed a future successor-civilisation(s), as this one collapses.Or
This civilisation will somehow manage to transform itself deliberately, radically and rapidly, in an unprecedented manner, in time to avert collapse.
The third option, at which XR aims, is by far the least likely, though the most desirable, simply because either of the other options will involve vast suffering and death on an unprecedented scale."
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2019-08-20/why-i-say-that-this-civilisation-is-finished/
"As I see things, there are three broad possible futures that lie ahead:
This civilisation could collapse utterly and terminally, as a result of climatic instability (leading for instance to catastrophic food shortages as a probable mechanism of collapse), or possibly sooner than that, through nuclear war, pandemic, or financial collapse leading to mass civil breakdown. Any of these are likely to be precipitated in part by ecological/climate instability, as Darfur and Syria were. Or
This civilisation (we) will manage to seed a future successor-civilisation(s), as this one collapses.Or
This civilisation will somehow manage to transform itself deliberately, radically and rapidly, in an unprecedented manner, in time to avert collapse.
The third option, at which XR aims, is by far the least likely, though the most desirable, simply because either of the other options will involve vast suffering and death on an unprecedented scale."
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2019-08-20/why-i-say-that-this-civilisation-is-finished/
ZeroEm
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We are more attuned to looking back to see what happened than being aware of it happening at the time. I do see food shortages and instability. See the establishment fighting to maintain the status quo. They started losing their grip 10 years ago, but fighting hard to keep it maybe why trump was elected! We are changing but to slow, it should speed up with the last generation dying off.
Hillhater
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UK power outage...interim report
Lightning strike to blame ??
But lightning strikes dont normally cause this type of problem ?
Lightning strike to blame ??
But lightning strikes dont normally cause this type of problem ?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/08/20/lightning-strike-blame-blackout-affecting-11-million-customers/
TheBeastie
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The UK blackout ultimately relied too much on a wind-farm that had extra sensitive circuit breakers to protect their system compared to what a conventional power-plant would have.
I actually have a relative in Ipswich who receiving palliative care as he is going to die from cancer,
Ipswich Hospital loses power across site
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-suffolk-49299837
The same thing happened in South Australia, about four windfarm operators had overly sensitive circuit breakers and pulled power causing a cascade of failures in South Australia's electricity system.
When the massive state-wide blackout in South Australia that lasted days, the main-stream-media back then were blaming some single crappy electricity tower that collapsed, but really it had little to do with it.
The real problem was wind-farms that had "illegal sensitive level" circuit breakers that pulled power at the tiniest sign of trouble, the reason why its all so crappy is they are trying to build this system as cheaply as possible, even though its all ended up with the most expensive electricity in the world.
Australia’s energy regulator has launched court action against four windfarm operators, alleging they failed to meet performance requirements during 2016’s statewide South Australian blackout.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/aug/07/windfarm-operators-court-south-australian-blackout
It alleges subsidiaries of the four companies – AGL Energy, Neoen SA, Pacific Hydro and Tilt Renewables – failed to ensure their windfarms complied with a generator performance standard requirement and had automatic protection systems to ensure continuity of supply.
The Australian Energy Regulator has launched court action against four wind farm operators over South Australia's statewide blackout in 2016.
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/sa-wind-farm-operators-taken-to-court-over-blackout
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On other news on green energy, 7 Wall-Mart stores have caught fire from Tesla's solar panel installations and Wall-Mart is suing Tesla to fix the damage and remove ALL the Tesla solar panel installations from its 240 Wall-Mart store locations due to a breach of contract.
Seems clear to me Tesla thought they could treat everyone like garbage and everyone would eat their products even if its no good, but Wall-Mart is a giant company and they are obviously not going to get kicked around like that and be a fan-boi.
Walmart sues Tesla after solar panels on stores catch fire, calls Tesla to remove them
[youtube]AA3yEK_B4Os[/youtube]
The amount of lawsuit dockets against Tesla has now hit over 700.
https://twitter.com/PlainSite/status/1163940505392041984?s=20
I actually have a relative in Ipswich who receiving palliative care as he is going to die from cancer,
Ipswich Hospital loses power across site
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-suffolk-49299837
The same thing happened in South Australia, about four windfarm operators had overly sensitive circuit breakers and pulled power causing a cascade of failures in South Australia's electricity system.
When the massive state-wide blackout in South Australia that lasted days, the main-stream-media back then were blaming some single crappy electricity tower that collapsed, but really it had little to do with it.
The real problem was wind-farms that had "illegal sensitive level" circuit breakers that pulled power at the tiniest sign of trouble, the reason why its all so crappy is they are trying to build this system as cheaply as possible, even though its all ended up with the most expensive electricity in the world.
Australia’s energy regulator has launched court action against four windfarm operators, alleging they failed to meet performance requirements during 2016’s statewide South Australian blackout.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/aug/07/windfarm-operators-court-south-australian-blackout
It alleges subsidiaries of the four companies – AGL Energy, Neoen SA, Pacific Hydro and Tilt Renewables – failed to ensure their windfarms complied with a generator performance standard requirement and had automatic protection systems to ensure continuity of supply.
The Australian Energy Regulator has launched court action against four wind farm operators over South Australia's statewide blackout in 2016.
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/sa-wind-farm-operators-taken-to-court-over-blackout
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On other news on green energy, 7 Wall-Mart stores have caught fire from Tesla's solar panel installations and Wall-Mart is suing Tesla to fix the damage and remove ALL the Tesla solar panel installations from its 240 Wall-Mart store locations due to a breach of contract.
Seems clear to me Tesla thought they could treat everyone like garbage and everyone would eat their products even if its no good, but Wall-Mart is a giant company and they are obviously not going to get kicked around like that and be a fan-boi.
Walmart sues Tesla after solar panels on stores catch fire, calls Tesla to remove them
[youtube]AA3yEK_B4Os[/youtube]
The amount of lawsuit dockets against Tesla has now hit over 700.
https://twitter.com/PlainSite/status/1163940505392041984?s=20
sendler2112
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Daniel Christian Wahl is doing good work.
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We are undergoing a species level right of passage — the generations alive today are challenged to come together in unprecedented levels of cooperation to fundamentally redesign the human impact and presence on Earth. Our species is called to step into mature membership of the community of life and to become a regenerative rather than destructive influence on the ecosystems we inhabit. The window of opportunity is closing! It is “all hands on deck” and too few of us — but rapidly growing numbers — are responding.
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https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/breakdown-breakthrough-confronting-collapse-on-the-path-of-regeneration-fbd0dfda3cc4
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We are undergoing a species level right of passage — the generations alive today are challenged to come together in unprecedented levels of cooperation to fundamentally redesign the human impact and presence on Earth. Our species is called to step into mature membership of the community of life and to become a regenerative rather than destructive influence on the ecosystems we inhabit. The window of opportunity is closing! It is “all hands on deck” and too few of us — but rapidly growing numbers — are responding.
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https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/breakdown-breakthrough-confronting-collapse-on-the-path-of-regeneration-fbd0dfda3cc4
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