Climate Change Conundrum
Ed ReidUnsettled "Settled Science"
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Renewable FMEA Thoughts
The most common failure mode of intermittent renewable generators is failure to generate when needed because there is low/no solar or wind. The approach to dealing with this failure mode is the addition of storage capacity to deliver power...
What We Don’t Know
Tens of billions of dollars have been spent globally on climate and climate change research. Much has been learned about what the climate has been in the past and what the current climate is in the multiple climate regions on the globe. Our...
Visions of Camelot
The perfect theme song for the champions of climate change control was created in 1960 as one song in the Broadway musical of the same name set in a mythical kingdom in England.
Camelot
By Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe
It’...
Pielke Climate Dashboard
The Dashboard follows the IPCC framework for detection of change. Dr. Pielke has explicitly excluded attribution and limited dashboard content to data.
The dashboard identifies detected changes only in heat waves and wildfires. Unfortunate...
FMEA – Instability
Electric utility grids rely on voltage and frequency stability. A variety of events can cause voltage and frequency instability. A critical characteristic of a grid is its ability to ride through the event which triggered the instability an...
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Climate change blogger. Retired technical researcher & research manager. Retired Marketing and Market Development VP. Retired Executive Director, market development center. Retired energy consultant.
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