Renewable energy on El Hierro | DW English 

It still went from 100 percent fossil fuels to just about 40 percent. So it's already saving a lot of CO2 and they are probably well on their way to meet paris climate goals. That may not have been the plan, but as explained they weren't able to build the storage basin as large as they would have needed.

Expensive energy!.

Given the trade winds, it seems like the wind turbines are a good idea there. I'd have done a mix of the turbines and also solar power and batteries. Regardless, we have to wean ourselves off of fossil fuels if we want to end the energy crisis. As I write this, the Iberian Pen]ninsula has just endured temperatures well above 40 or even 47 C. My own home town in the US is on fire right now. I have time to post here because my business is shut down and I'm evacuated from my home by a historically big, climate crisis fueled fire.

DW has long had an ax to grind when it comes to renewables. Even though it tries to hide it behind a thin veneer of feigned objectivity.

Tesla power Banks!

Why don’t that add solar panels on roof tops and floating panels on both lakes n then sum Tesla batteries

On the Avasva you can count on professional help with problems and technical support.

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What a scenic place to throw away money.