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South Australia enjoyed 82 pct wind and solar for entire December quarter. So it can be done
South Australia reached a record average of 82 per cent renewables in the December quarter, establishing a stunning blueprint for the way the entire Australia grid could reach the federal government’s current national target for 2030. What’s remarkable about South Australia’s new landmark is that its renewables share is made up entirely of wind and solar – the variable or intermittent sources that were supposedly going to send us back to the Dark Ages – and with relatively little storage. The state stands as a shining de-bunk to all the shocking myths and misinformation against renewables (and EVs) being ... (full story)
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