Kanal von Zoidode

Es gab in diesem Jahr keinen Tag an dem der Strom in Frankreich billiger war als der Strom in Deutschland...

Seit 2009 fallen die Stromgestehungskosten vor Steuern & Umlagen, trotz rasant steigender Brennstoffkosten.

Diese Vorteile hat die deutsche Industrie der Investitionsbereitschaft der deut...

Warum nicht die 500 Millionen Euro, die die Solarbranche an Steuern an den Bund zahlt JETZT in Speicher investieren?

Warum gibt es in Japan, USA, China schon Multi-MW Batterien & Pufferspeicher Systeme?

Aber Sie sind ja "Kosteneffizient..."

Herr Rösler & das BWMi benutzt derweil 400 Millionen Eu...

Unfortunatly renewables are used inefficently in many countries, by pushing them into a 100 year old paradigm of centralized production & transmission.

Don't get me wrong, huge offshore windparks and solar concentration plants in the desert are nice...

But the backbone of a renewable energy syst...

@usaeagle1776 Not overnight, but within 30 years it's possible.

We live in the 21st Century and not in some steam-power punk fantasy world.

Today it's possible to build homes, from sustainable materials, that require almost no heating/cooling. When equiped with a 40 sq. meter solar panel on the ...

Nuclear has many key failings... But the most important is the centralization of power.

You, your community, city nor your region can build and operate a nuclear powerstation & the entire fuelcycle structure. It simply depends on national / global infrastructure to function and this makes a huge ...

It was uploaded 2 days ago ;)

But it certainly deserves a wider audiance.

China currently is commited on a two way strategy.

They basicly build everything that can generate power, because their economic growth demands this growth.

Unlike the US, they do however have a comprehensive renewable energy strategy, a feed in tarif system and a growing production base.

They...

Just copy the German Renewable Energy Act...

Not tax funded, super efficant and the US is made for renewable energy utlization.

And build proper houses... it's the second decade of the 21st century. Modern houses are power plants today.

Today solar had an output of more than 8.000MW at noon.

This caused conventional energy production to decline during peak-load time... that means that instead of fireing up a few centralized coal & gas power stations, hundreds of thousends roof tops owned by private citizens did the job.

Those 8...

@oracle2world

What's bad about 5000 households? The E-126 costs about 10-15 million Euro.

If you run the numbers, you end up at about 10€ per month for electricity... not that bad is it? (including maintainance)

What he talks about is the reality that happens on the ground in Germany.

16% of the entire electricity production is distributed and owned by private citizens, farmers, small & midsized buisnesses,...

And Germany is prospering.

@rumorecurioso Check out Hermann Scheer, from your comments I can tell that you will like what you hear / read.

"Energy Autonomy" or "The Energy Imperative: 100 Percent Renewable Now"

or watch: watch?v=lJ0IR0zS3zc

In Germany the climate debate was a great catalyst for the renewable revolution....

Japan has wonderful conditions to switch to 100% renewable energy.

I wish that Germany can be a model to learn from. Over here people, farmers, small & midsized buisnesses and credit unions have invested into all those new wind, solar, biomass,...

It's a bottom up revolution that outperformce a...

Japan could switch to 100% renewable energy within a few decades (20-30 years). Considering the conditions (wind, solar biomass + the huge pump storage hydro capacity) it is almost too easy. In Germany we have worse conditions but move toward 100% already. It should make japanese people furious ...