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There are inertial plants that deal with the stability problem, spain also got fucked due to
You will be pleased to know that solar was ratfucked by CDU (rightoid pseudochristians) and FDP (lolberg parasites) and wind by the CSU (same as CDU but the bavarian retardation offshoot) because RWE (energy cuntpany) and other lobbyists were seeing a credible competitor emerge
Renewables are nowhere near as bad as you try to make it out to be
In fact they have quite a lot of potential - the only real problem is that the previous nobility won't be reaping that potential so all of us get ratfucked
Just did cursory background check on "your" argument
https://archive.li/3NW4F
>Political perspectives
>rightoids attributed the blackout to over-reliance on renewables and called for a more diversified energy mix (russian gas lmao)
>Henning Gloystein, (kek) director for energy at the Eurasia Group (kekekek) research firm , claimed it might have been easier to keep the system functioning
>if conventional energy sources like oil and gas had a larger presence (how are you this cucked to kremlin narratives as a Pole, anon)
----reality starts here----
>EU energy commissioner, Dan Jørgensen, stated that there was "nothing unusual" about the electricity mix at the time of the blackout
>other persons:
>nature and scale of the outage makes renewable energy an unlikely cause.
>system had operated reliably under similar demand and energy mixes in the past
>inaccurate to attribute the blackout to Spain's growing use of renewable energy.
>calling them "lies" and criticising those who blamed the blackout on Spain's reliance on wind and solar power.[114]

I think you're being contrarian and irrationally criticizing renewables which give a larger magnitude of independence and industry to the nations that competently strategize with them