Alberta’s fleet of 1,760 wind turbines hardly put out any power since mid-afternoon on Friday leading into at least late-morning on Saturday. And one, again, is the loneliest number when that’s the total amount of megawatts produced from the fleet of 1,760 turbines.
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“And one, again, is the loneliest number…”
Particularly when it’s freaking hot outside, and everybody has the AC cranked.
Just remember friends, the point of all this is to make it SO EXPENSIVE you’ll turn off the AC on your own, even at the risk of heat stroke.
Get back in your rented no-AC pod and eat your bugs, peasants. And you better look happy when the flock camera takes your picture.
That just means we gotta build MOAR!
One is the loneliest number.
By Three Dark Nights.
Joy to the World, eh, Jeremiah?
I can only think of Harry Nilson now.
I heard the lack of wind is Trump’s fault. Any truth to this?
Elbows Up!!!
No.
It’s obviously Pierre Poilievre’s fault.
Man, blaming Trump is so old school, get with the times, we boycott blaming American politicians as well as their booze.
Every one of those windmills cost us about $4M.
1760*$4M is $7.04B.
I currently pay EnMax $0.068900 / kWh.
6.8 canucki centavos per kilowatt hour. I can run my little 1,000 watt space heater for an hour for 6.8 cents.
Boy, are we making money on that 7 billion or what?
It’s or what. Its renewable. The wind never stops blowing. ‘Specialy in Alberta.
Yep, the wind will be blowing long after those wind turbines have fallen down.