Australian Base Load Electrical Power – Week Ending 23rd December 2017
Posted: December 24, 2017 Filed under: Australia, Empirical Evidence, Energy Poverty, Fact Check, Fossil Fuels, Government Grants/Funding, Green Agenda, Green Energy, Renewables, Solar, Unreliables, Wind Farms | Tags: Australia, Baseload, Blackouts, Energy, Energy Poverty, Fossil Fuels, Fuel Poverty, Green Energy Failure, Renewable energy, renewables, SA Blackouts, unreliables, wind energy scam, Wind Farms, wind power Leave a comment“Dirty” fossil fuels still doing ~80% of the heavy lifting.
Unreliables (wind and solar) making up about 6-10% of total base load, despite billions upon billions spent!? Cough, cough, ahem.
Merry Christmas all!
By Anton Lang ~
This is the continuing Post, where each Saturday, I will detail the power consumption for the Base Load in Australia for the previous week. This will show what is actually meant by the term Base Load, and that is the minimum daily power consumption at its lowest point. Power consumption never falls below this point.
Here in Australia, that level of power is 18,000MW.
The Bayswater Coal Fired Power Plant In New South Wales
This data I have collated below is for this last week, and is for the five States connected to the Australian grids, every State east of the Western Australian border, and here I will show that data for each of those five States, New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania.
As you can see from these numbers, that huge amount of power is being supplied mainly by coal fired…
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