China is increasing renewable energy infrastructure faster than any other country on the planet. They accounted for nearly 2/3 of the total growth in renewable energy in 2023.got to give it to china, the authoritarian govt pays zero attention to these non-sensical progressive causes of the day and instead focus on improving their country while we pay attention to the lunatic fringe left and set ourselves back decades..
china produces it all, they arent limiting themselves, that's the point. They arent all in on only one while cutting themselves off at the knee caps..China is increasing renewable energy infrastructure faster than any other country on the planet. They accounted for nearly 2/3 of the total growth in renewable energy in 2023.
They produce more than 1/3 of the world's solar energy.
They produce more than 1/3 of the world's wind energy.
They produce more than 1/4 of the world's hydro energy
China gets 30%+ of its energy from non-nuclear renewables. The US is around 21%.
Natural gas generation increased by more than 10% from 2020-2023 in the US.china produces it all, they arent limiting themselves, that's the point. They arent all in on only one while cutting themselves off at the knee caps..
yes, they are going heavy in green energy but still hitting coal, nuclear and and natural gas. which is what we should be doing but a few weirdo cucks will spray paint a building or painting orange so we need to listen to them instead..
LOL Oh Ok Bud. You have zero Idea whats going on in China be keep believing the Chicoms/Greta Thornburg of the world.China is increasing renewable energy infrastructure faster than any other country on the planet. They accounted for nearly 2/3 of the total growth in renewable energy in 2023.
They produce more than 1/3 of the world's solar energy.
They produce more than 1/3 of the world's wind energy.
They produce more than 1/4 of the world's hydro energy
China gets 30%+ of its energy from non-nuclear renewables. The US is around 21%.
From your own source. I conflated the word energy with electricity because that is what this entire thread is about, industrial-scale electricity production and the possible effect on the Spanish electrical grid blackout.LOL Oh Ok Bud. You have zero Idea whats going on in China be keep believing the Chicoms/Greta Thornburg of the world.
71 pct of chinas domestic energy supply comes from...........................C O A L
83 pct of Chinas domestic energy supply comes from.....................F O S S I L FUELS
Less than 10 % comes from "Renewables" which by the way are not so renewable especially the most Bogus category which is BIO FUELS Essentially chopping down trees to produce energy!
Solar and wind still are less than 10 pct. China gets a lot of energy from Hyro which is unique to their country having riversFrom your own source. I conflated the word energy with electricity because that is what this entire thread is about, industrial-scale electricity production and the possible effect on the Spanish electrical grid blackout.
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lol. Taking an extreme weather event and equating it to an event that had no other cuases other than “renewables” failedUh oh guys....looks like everybody is a fool for using natural gas power as well. I mean, as long as we're following the formula of 1 blackout = nonviable form of electricity production.
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How Texas’ power grid failed in 2021 — and who’s responsible for preventing a repeat
In the state’s power grid, electricity and natural gas are co-dependent. Here’s how the winter storm last year broke the system.www.texastribune.org
Wait...so now we're allowed to wait for the results of the investigation and include nuance into consideration? I thought this was the reactionary outrage thread?lol. Taking an extreme weather event and equating it to an event that had no other cuases other than “renewables” failed
What the article doesn’t mention is this never would have occured if all those base load coal plants were not shut down in favor of more expensive and unreliable solar and wind. Those wind turbines froze up and solar panels were glazed over in ice
You should probably sit this one out
lol. So what nuance do we need from the outage in Spain Portugal and France ?Wait...so now we're allowed to wait for the results of the investigation and include nuance into consideration? I thought this was the reactionary outrage thread?
Ok, keep thinking that IEA energy production has anything to do with a county's energy consumption or electricity consumption.lol. So what nuance do we need from the outage in Spain Portugal and France ?
You were are as clueless on this issue as you were on the power sources in China
Happy to educate you though
wtf does that mean. Nice word salad there bro.Ok, keep thinking that IEA energy production has anything to do with a county's energy consumption or electricity consumption.
IEA energy production has nothing to do with electricity production. They are not the same thing.wtf does that mean. Nice word salad there bro.
Stats don’t lie. Refute the stats in the IEA report. You can’t
You’re Obviously confused. There is no such thing as IEA Energy production.IEA energy production has nothing to do with electricity production. They are not the same thing.
Neither of those have to do with energy consumption or electricity consumption. Those are all 4 separate things.
Hey genius...I meant the IEA's classification of what constitutes energy production and why that's the wrong metric to use for this discussion. How they define energy production. What measures are used to calculate energy production. How their definition of energy production differs from context of this discussion about electrical grid reliance on types of electricity production.You’re Obviously confused. There is no such thing as IEA Energy production.
The IEA is
The International Energy Agency (IEA) is a Paris-based autonomous intergovernmental organization, established in 1974, that provides policy recommendations, analysis and data on the global energy sector.
The DATA that they REPORT is an analysis of energy and power generation. You’re in way over your head here
English must be your second languageHey genius...I meant the IEA's classification of what constitutes energy production and why that's the wrong metric to use for this discussion. How they define energy production. What measures are used to calculate energy production. How their definition of energy production differs from context of this discussion about electrical grid reliance on types of electricity production.
How are you struggling to understand this so much? I understand that I contributed to this confusion by using the informal descriptor of "energy" when talking about their electrical grid instead of being more specific, but I think this is now the fourth time that I've had to explain that you used the wrong IEA metric for your argument.
The IEA uses a definition for "energy production" that includes all raw energy harvested in the state. So every ton of coal that China mines, but never uses and instead exports elsewhere, is included in their "energy production" even though 0% of that exported material ever hits their electrical grid. The number also includes oil, which again has almost nothing to do with the electrical power grids that this thread is discussing. That is a very valid measure, if that's the subject you're looking to discuss but that is not the context of this thread.
Ok, you're almost there, although I think my dog was able to pick this up faster than you.English must be your second language
Look at the data chump. There’s also data in that link that showed energy sources for chinas electrical energy generation. They are heavily dependent on fossil fuels and hydro.
Stick to something you actually know about. You’re out of you’re league here
I guess reading a graph is hard for history majorsOk, you're almost there, although I think my dog was able to pick this up faster than you.
And if you look the graph that talks about China's electrical energy generation what do you see? Do you see that non-nuclear renewables account for more than 30% that total like I said, or does it account for the less than 10% that you claimed because you can't bother to read beyond headlines?
Maybe next time I'll tweet it out with a short video of a brown person being arrested, then just wait the 3.6 seconds for you to slap it onto a thread with little-to-no commentary.