Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Wrong Interpretation Of Diagram

Wrong Interpretation Of Diagram
"In means of access to France: Internal Meeting Debates Solar Thermal Forward-looking" I judge the dramatist has misinterpreted the top bench. He writes "The agenda on the departed, which has been full from the assessment, depicts that 25 % of town renewable funding in the take seven living was departed on solar thermal and solar photovoltaics, little the supported systems only this minute produced 1.6% of the remainder renewable heat and electricity in 2011." But neither the bench nor the text before it in the assessment purpose that the identical energy produced was community to that of "supported systems". The energy produced refers to all such systems habitually installed. The bench compares town child support departed 2005-2011 with the Overall energy produced by renewable energy systems. The work out is what is expected: The "old" renewables (biomass, hydropower) cling the lions bundle, little the "new" renewables are stopped timidly small. But this is acid the expect why support is given to solar energy and other "new" renewables: Plump at the same time as the "old" renewables may show off been luxury cost-efficient, they suited cannot be scaled to a large extent luxury. This is optional extra fathom for hydropower whose undertake has been all in all realised in the in the same way as rather than. But this is in addition fathom for biomass to a categorical scope - its bundle cannot be definitely doubled or tripled. So, the "new" renewables are for sure necessary in replacing fossil fuels and non-renewable electricity. This is why we need to support "new" renewables and moral them at home the market. We show off rather than seen that give directions precisely support schemes (read: feed-in-tariffs) PV has scaled and market expenses to an scope in the past unthinkable. Maybe the dramatist would duplicate to correct the put-on prospect he has colored. I would very regard it. Leading regardsUwe Trenkner * means of access

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