The Archivist

17 July

17 July · 09:14 UTC

In this week’s Antarctic cold blast, a third of Australia’s electricity came from wind power alone. As the regulator explains here, ‘baseload’ never meant the base amount of power we need to run the country. It always meant the minimum we have to USE, so as not to have shut down coal plants overnight. It’s a concept we don’t need any more.

Nick Dee shared a link.