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Wednesday, November 12, 2014 10:44:52 PM
still, for strategic reasons complete future reliance on solar as the main renewable source is possibly not wise.
Why ?
- what if a volcano blows up and a dust cloud is over your solar panels for months?
- What if an enemy makes a bomb that zaps your solar panels?
- What if your country doesn't make panels and you must rely on imports?
There is of course wind - but that's not fully reliable either. A suitable long term energy storage is not yet available - but may come. Clean coal or gas might be an option - but seemingly a long way from economic feasibility.
So we come to ocean wave energy - this is way more predictable & reliable. There are maps of suitable places to harvest ocean energy. There are still problems of cost competitiveness and engineering challenges - but to me this seems to closest answer for now.
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