On Feb 22, 5:26 pm, "bnooz" wrote:
"Fran" wrote in message

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On Feb 22, 11:13 am, "bnooz" wrote: "Fran" wrote in message

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On Feb 21, 1:05 pm, "daestrom"
wrote:
This is a purely notional problem, as it's currently unlikely that
penetration of wind will approach 20% in any significant energy market
anytime soon.
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More like 0.000000002% komrade!

sigh As usual Bonzo, resort to boilerplate rather than actual dat
detemines your comments.

In the US in 2008 for example, above 1% of total electrical output:
At end 2007 ...

The U.S. wind power fleet now numbers 16,818 MW and spans 34 states.
American wind farms will generate an estimated 48 billion kilowatt-
hours (kWh) of wind energy in 2008, just over 1% of U.S. electricity
supply, powering the equivalent of over 4.5 million homes.

http://www.awea.org/newsroom/release...Q4_011708.html
About 42% of new installed capacity in the US was windpower.
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ROTFLMAO

And you still insist on calling Bush a "climate criminal"!!



I didn't call him that, but just to be clear, you do accept that byour
claim "More like 0.000000002% komrade!" was total ********?

Fran