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Good grief what an incredibly imbecilic thing to say.

You really are clueless.

China has massive power supply problems.

It has power outages on a daily basis.

It has areas totally without power.

Solar and wind provide power these regions without the need for the type of grid structure we have.

You really know nothing.

Coal cannot provide the solution for China's power capacity problem's.

That's why they are undertaking the largest storage farm projects anywhere in the world.

You really are LSE's leading imbecile.

The starred out word is Pa.ki.stan.

slug you don't even know what a fact is.

a fact is an observation that is directly or indirectly observed.

you deal in partial facts.

you point out the coal power plants and conveniently forget that they are installing far more solar, and they are about to undertake the biggest storage farms in the world.

yes they will build more coal, because power wise, they are so far behind.

read about ****stan, it's an amazing story.

you don't deal in facts.

what you do is leave out the facts.

Delete the word watch.

Autocorrect gone mad.

Slug I have worked you out.

You are ignorant and arrogant.

You are incapable of understanding climate change, so you deny it.

I have asked you many times, what part of the mathematics do you disagree with, and watch correct, the leading mathematicians and Scientists in the world.

You then go quiet and say nothing.

Rich3r it's the other way round.

Tax payers are not subsidising green energy.

It's just they haven't paid the true cost of the energy used.

Whereas those with solar and electric cars are cutting co2 emissions and cleaning up the air.

They have used their own money to help the government meet very real targets.

SharketMare your post is out of date.

Power companies have offered consumers price incentives to move power use.

Also the wind turbines and solar power installed more than makes up for the loss of coal.

A potential problem arises when our aging nuclear reactors are decommissioned.

However we might be able to replace this with solar, wind and wave power.

This depends on how quickly we can build storage farms.

I suspect that more nuclear reactors will be commissioned.

Maybe Rolls Royce mini reactors.

Slug we know you are an imbecile, but you even surprise me how big an imbecile you really are.

Yes the Chinese are still building coal, power stations, they are also building loads of solar and about to embark on the biggest solar storage projects in the world.

They are doing this because they are short on power.

Do you not understand anything.

The transition starts, when they have the fast part of the equation installed.

You pretended you understood baseload.

You obviously don't otherwise you wouldn't make such a ridiculous statement.

Thats irrelevant Slug.

China and India have a massive task to get to net zero, but they are making progress.

You said the rest of the world wasn't going green.

Name me one major country in the world, that isn't installing green energy apart from north Korea.

Slug you are a liar.

China has been the biggest installer of solar so far this year, they have installed more than the whole of Europe.

You are an imbecile.

My telescope has no environmental impact.

The battery unit is charged from solar.

Its 55 amp hours, so is good for about 8hours.

That includes motors, goto system, polar which replaces my reticle and my dew control system.

You're a liar Slug, every country in the world is shifting to green energy, apart from your hero, who runs north Korea.

He is the only world leader who agrees with you.

Not much money it's you that is clueless.

This is already happening around the world.

It's happening now.

I know I have been heavily invested for over 5 year's now.

I get nearly half my dividends from green energy and storage.

I got in early and its still growing, especially the dividends.

This is how you provide baseload.

Storage solutions such as pumped hydro and large-scale batteries are a key part in providing backup power and grid stability. The first LETS highlighted the importance of large-scale energy storage solutions to facilitate more low-cost solar and wind generated electricity into the grid.

Of course I understand baseload you imbecile.

I am a qualified electrical engineer.

You are not and read something off the internet.

Baseload is more complicated than just supplying the fast part of electricity supply.

You really are an imbecile.

Slug you show what an imbecile you really are.

We have not had a day where you don't generate power from solar or wind.

To make such a statement shows how clueless you are.

It just doesn't generate as much.

So guess what we build more capacity then we require.

It's still cheaper.

Imagine a country without pollution.

Imagine breathing fresh air all the time.

Imagine looking up at the night skies and seeing tens of thousands of stars, like you do in the Atacama desert.

There is no downside to this.

Everyone that has solar, takes pressure off the national grid.

Rich3r it doesn't work that way.

I am connected to the grid, so I export.

Yes in the winter I will import, but it will be such a small amount.

Last winter, I imported 35kw over 4 months.

Slug you're an imbecile.

Storage farms are happening all over the world.

I am heavily invested in them.

Getting dividends of 10%.

I get just over 60,000 pounds a year in dividends from storage farms every year.

You just tell lies.

Correct Tesla, it's 4pm to 7pm.

It's the time they pay me the most.