Australian Daily Wind Power Generation Data – Monday 8 August 2022
Posted: August 9, 2022 Filed under: Climate Change, Energy Poverty, Green Energy, Unreliables, Wind Farms | Tags: Energy Poverty, unreliables, wind 1 Comment“In the four years I have been keeping these daily data records for wind generation, the power generated from all wind plants in Australia has never been lower than it was on this day. That total generated power of 15.74GWH gave wind an average for the day of 656MW, and that was at a daily operational Capacity Factor of just 6.66%, an absolutely pitiful result from 76 wind plants with a total Nameplate of 9854MW, and around 4500 individual wind turbines…”
By Anton Lang ~
This Post details the daily wind power generation data for the AEMO coverage area in Australia. For the background information, refer to the Introductory Post at this link.
Each image is shown here at a smaller size to fit on the page alongside the data for that day. If you click on each image, it will open on a new page and at a larger size so you can better see the detail.
Note also that on some days, there will be a scale change for the main wind power image, and that even though images may look similar in shape for the power generation black line on the graph when compared to other days, that scale (the total power shown on the left hand vertical axis) has been changed to show the graph at a larger size to better fit the image for that…
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The late Professor David Mackay said it all in his final interview: i.e., that by ignoring simple arithmetic, the use of Weather Dependent Renewable energy to try to power a developed country is “an appalling delusion”
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