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Originally posted by acorn ↑

So I wondered what the plan was if the Poles were going to get rid of these wind turbines ? What would they replace them with ? Where would they get the power from ?

" The Ministry of Energy wants to fill the market gap caused by the decommissioned wind farms with more expensive offshore wind farms, which lead to protests only from fishermen. Ministry missed technological progress? “The practice demonstrates that onshore wind turbines are available only 20 percent of the time, whereas offshore this is 40-45 percent,” Minster Krzysztof Tchórzewski explained on Friday. The Minister’s rationale leads to doubts as to the validity of the Ministry’s of Energy knowledge, which prepared the draft Energy Policy of Poland. Capacity factor at the level of 20 percent was typical of wind turbines marketed 15 years ago. Last year wind turbines in Poland operated above 10 percent of their installed capacity for 77 percent of hours during the year. The average capacity factor amounted to 28 percent. The figure was contributed to by the oldest turbines, mentioned by the Minister, as well as the more modern machines, which on average achieve 30-35 of installed capacity. "

They are going to replace the wind turbines with new offshore wind turbines !!!

So , well done fossil trolls. I just love how you think no one will thoroughly read the stuff you post.

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Poland is planning to build 6 nuclear power plants.
"Poland (which currently does not produce nuclear power) is planning to construct 6 nuclear plants"
https://www.debatingeurope.eu/2019/05/20/eu-countries-abandon-nuclear-power/#.XWIYKugzY2w
"Critics argue that phasing out nuclear power is more difficult than it seems. Germany, for example, has been forced to rely more on coal power plants since its nuclear phase-out, which are much more polluting in terms of CO2 emissions (plus, coal ash is significantly more radioactive than nuclear waste)."

The problem is the climate socialist fanatics of the UN, they want their own way and made it difficult for counties like Lithuania to join the EU, they've had to shut down their nuclear that was built by the Russians.
IGNALINA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

Lithuania closed its last nuclear reactor, which had been generating 70% of its electricity, at the end of 2009, due to EU pressure.

Electricity was a major export until the closure of Lithuania's nuclear plant.

https://bnn-news.com/lithuanian-exp...-coming-nuclear-power-plant-of-belarus-202049
The Russians are now building a new nuclear power plant next door in Belarus.
"«They built it, and there are no United Nations instruments that could stop it,» "
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