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Critical Uncertainty

Critical Uncertainties

Risk, uncertainty and making decisions

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An update on that book I was writing

I’ve been ~~beavering~~ slogging away at my eternity project and have managed to get the list of `things to do’ down to single figures, so enjoy!

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The Wind Is Always Blowing Somewhere Right?

In a previous post we discussed the reduction in capacity factors of solar and wind as their market penetration increased in Australia National Energy Market (NEM). In that post we looked at the effect that make crowding and network congest...

a year ago
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A Book Offer

One of my day jobs is teaching the discipline of system safety, and I’ve been working on a course text book to support this. So in the original spirit of the Interwebz here’s a link to that text titled, System Safety: Theory and Practice. P...

a year ago
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Don't Worry Offshore Wind Will Save Us

As I noted in a previous post on the difference between the promise and reality of wind-farms in Australia we have just not seen the increases in capacity factors that proponents promised.1 This has gotten so obvious that even the CSIRO has...

a year ago
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