LD, And the reason I believe is: 1 - Winter (Higher than average demand) 2 - Night time (Lower than average generation of all Solar Assets) 3 - High Pressure System - (Lower than average Generation of all Wind Farms)
South Australia's Solution: 1 - Average the low production with periods of high production and show how much was generated over a day, if less use a weekly average, if less use a monthly average, if less revert to an annual average 2 - Close the Gas Generators currently solving the above problem 3 - Create a crisis with rooftop and threat to the future 4 - Build More Wind and Solar 5 - Build more batteries 6 - Build an interconnector to access east coast generators and reduce cost 7 - Discuss National policy failings 8 - Ignore the sample results, close the debate and ignore any alternative view or critique/analysis
I think this is the reason the experiment was not useless, we now have data to challenge theories and also demonstrate accountability. I believe there should now be a full and unbiased post capex review and risk assessment of the SA experiment before any further changes are made. SA could then be world leaders in transitional theory.
