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Originally Posted by Fuzz
So, on days like today:
http://ets.aeso.ca/ets_web/ip/Market...DReportServlet
where wind is 10% of it's max capacity, and 1% of total provincial generation, once coal is gone there is a plan for baseload, right? I mean, we aren't just going to expand wind capacity and pray for wind, are we? Someone thought this through, didn't they? |
Most of our coal plants were going to shut down anyway due to the 2012 Federal GHG standards for coal plants. Natural gas will take a big part of it with hydro, biomass and wind with a small amount of solar.