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@ArtikBanana@lemmy.dbzer0.com to Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish • 6 months ago

South Dakota produced 110% of its electricity demand with just renewables for a year

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South Dakota produced 110% of its electricity demand with just renewables for a year

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Fascinating new EIA data South Dakota produced 110% of its electricity demand with just Wind-Water-Solar for the full year Oct 1 '23-Sep 30 '24 77.5% Wind 30.1% Water 2.2% Solar Also produced 16.8% gas, 11.7% coal So SD produced 138% of demand, exporting 38% https://web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/WWSBook/Countries100Pct.pdf

Fascinating new EIA data

South Dakota produced 110% of its electricity demand with just Wind-Water-Solar for the full year Oct 1 '23-Sep 30 '24

77.5% Wind 30.1% Water 2.2% Solar

Also produced 16.8% gas, 11.7% coal

So SD produced 138% of demand, exporting 38%

https://web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/WWSBook/Countries100Pct.pdf

  • @Deceptichum@quokk.au
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    That’s impossible, no one can give more than 100%. By definition, that is the most anyone can give.

    • BETYU
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      its about what you need and what you can produce. you can produce more then what you need.

      • @themurphy@lemmy.ml
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        I think he’s joking. I don’t get it though.

        • [R3D4CT3D]
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          it’s from the simpsons: https://youtu.be/mfcTcSbGMmo

        • BETYU
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          its also more specific to generating electricity. even in Agriculture there is a limit to what you can get out of the ground.

    • @IcyToes@sh.itjust.works
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      Exporting. You didn’t even need to click. Just read, it’s in the description.

    • @federated_toast@lemm.ee
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      6•6 months ago

      I got your reference, for what it’s worth

    • ElPussyKangaroo
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      3•6 months ago

      110% means 10% more than what they consume. Hope this helps.

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