Shape of things to come
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With the blackouts for the Santa Ana winds and now this - I'd be looking at a good size generator - just like in the third world.
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California inching closer and closer to Venezuela by the day.
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Looks photoshoppedRaceBannon said:
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Never gets old.MikeDamone said:
Looks photoshoppedRaceBannon said:
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Natural gas generation was initially pushed in California as a method to do away with the remaining coal fired power plants. They built plenty of them but Jerry Brown and now Newsom have been busy shutting them down.RaceBannon said:
Cali shut down natural gas generation of power without a substitute and instead of a surplus we have rolling blackoutsSFGbob said:Thankfully I live on the side of the hill that doesn't need AC but if you're anywhere in the central valley or too far away from the ocean anywhere south of Santa Cruz right now you're roasting in California. This "shortage" is entirely the fault of the Rat party and the Green New Deal supporters.
This is the brain power of your leftist government hack -
I got a flex alert to conserve.
Went and turned on my AC even though I don't need to. -
I need toUW_Doog_Bot said:I got a flex alert to conserve.
Went and turned on my AC even though I don't need to.
August swamp weather -
Why not just buy power on the open market at market price?
California has a big — and growing — glut of power, an investigation by the Los Angeles Times has found. The state’s power plants are on track to be able to produce at least 21% more electricity than it needs by 2020, based on official estimates. And that doesn’t even count the soaring production of electricity by rooftop solar panels that has added to the surplus.
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The problems come when you have a heatwave like we're experiencing now and the sun goes down. No electrical generation from solar panels at night, and the other states aren't willing to sell you their surplus because they are all experiencing increased load demands from their customers. The state should have kept enough NG powered electrical generating power stations around but they dismantled them on account of the Green Energy requirements mandated by the state government.doogie said:Why not just buy power on the open market at market price?
California has a big — and growing — glut of power, an investigation by the Los Angeles Times has found. The state’s power plants are on track to be able to produce at least 21% more electricity than it needs by 2020, based on official estimates. And that doesn’t even count the soaring production of electricity by rooftop solar panels that has added to the surplus.
https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-fi-electricity-capacity/






