Majority of UK power in the last week was wind
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Majority of UK power in the last week was wind
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Re: Majority of UK power in the last week was wind
#2This is a repeat url, but ever more helpful to remind us UK does not 'depend' on natural gas, albeit wholesale prices are apparently still set by the price of it
Re: Majority of UK power in the last week was wind
#3This is a repeat url, but ever more helpful to remind us UK does not 'depend' on natural gas, albeit wholesale prices are apparently still set by the price of it
The UK depends on natural gas as most people get heating and hot water at home from gas boilers.
As I type this comment your link also shows that 30% of electricity right now is being generated from gas turbines. So that's a hard dependency for electricity, too.
Lastly, as you mention gas prices also set the price of electricity so a spike in gas prices impacts everyone [1]
[1] https://www.carbonbrief.org/factcheck-why-expensive-gas-not-...
Re: Majority of UK power in the last week was wind
#4This is a repeat url, but ever more helpful to remind us UK does not 'depend' on natural gas, albeit wholesale prices are apparently still set by the price of it
The UK depends on natural gas as most people get heating and hot water at home from gas boilers. As I type this comment your link also shows that 30% of electricity right now is being generated from gas turbines. So that's a hard dependency for electricity, too. Lastly, as you mention gas prices also set the price of electricity so a spike in gas prices impacts everyone [1] [1] https://www.carbonbrief.org/factcheck-w…
ok fair enough. i dont live in the uk, and when i'm there, I am in a 100% elec house. I forget the dependency of households on a direct gas connection.