Gas prices - Where is gas still affordable?

No, it is the energy transition of the subsidy cash-ins and Gas-Gerds, but not mine. Please just be honest for once.

You really have to read beforehand before posting in forums. Gerd is not involved in the energy transition at all. And the subsidy cash-ins sit at RWE and co. These amounts are also very quickly found.

How many countries in the world do without nuclear power and fossil energy and rely fully on renewables? Exactly 1. Namely Germany.

That is one of the points I don’t understand, why for example more use of solar thermal energy is not made in African countries.

Of course I would not want to have a soldier who privately feels comfortable in yellow taffeta dresses as security next to me.

That interests me: Does such a soldier "automatically" have to be a worse fighter? For example, I am impressed by Israeli women. In a bikini on the beach and two hours later in uniform, with an aura that makes me, even if I were a man, prefer not to mess with them. The Cologne New Year's Eve would certainly have turned out differently with such women. (And privately they might actually like to wear taffeta dresses in yellow or a shade of yellow. ;-) )

And that’s exactly where you have to start, and that’s exactly why I wear down my keycaps here so much. And if it only prompts one single person to think, who then switches from pellets to a heat pump, it has helped.

Your related contributions have had an effect on me, although I am no longer a Green. Yesterday, during the handover of our heating system, I checked again with our heating engineer that we can switch our gas heating to a heat pump at any time if we want.

, by 2050 that may well be possible, but we would like to have it already by 2030, no later than 2035. Theoretically a large part is wishful thinking and dreaming.

Wishful thinking and dreaming are an important preliminary stage of developments and improvements.

... instead of a log in the fireplace (but I also like fireplace fire, it must be a primal instinct).

I am of the opinion that people who do not "constantly" take vacation flights, eat enormously cheap meat multiple times a day, etc., can certainly put a log in the fireplace. It is unrealistic to expect "everything" from everyone. I have already presented here the principle to give up 3 things that are easy to give up, two things that require a bit of overcoming, and maybe one thing that (rather) is difficult. ;-) And the next generation may come up with 4-3-2 due to better education, different socialization, more knowledge, or higher pressure to endure. :)

Nice post, thanks for the praise and all the best in your new home!

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That is one of the points I don’t understand, why, for example, more use of solar thermal energy isn’t made in African countries.

really solar thermal? In our latitudes it is already busy waiting 90% of the time. I can’t imagine that in a country where water is already scarce, that much of it is also needed hot, so that one would want to roll it out on a large scale...
The area and the money are a hundred times better used for photovoltaics. That at least stabilizes the grid during the day and especially in the industrial sector enables a lot of replacement of old combustion engines.

Caution: The post is based on gut feeling combined with prejudices - I have never been there.

sorry, discussing at this level is really pointless. Feel free to contribute to the discussion with scientific facts, "otherwise just shut up" as the Mario I don't really like likes to say.

Can we turn the one-liner into a kind of "fatheru ser

Our ancestors probably have to let the last sentence sink in Their worldwide average is about 2/3 = about 5800h per year, which makes only about 230,000h (if you're already throwing numbers into the ring) and honey, who do we have to thank again that primarily wind turbines are shut down due to overload? Oh, is it a bit the inflexible nuclear power plants? I would think the balance would look significantly better if the Renewable Energy Act were allowed to run, but that doesn’t go with coal and nuclear, and gas is just awkward to get right now. Which minister said again: with 2% renewables in Germany, the lights go out here?

When there is no wind, 100 wind turbines produce just as many kWh as 1000 wind turbines, namely 0.0 kWh. And if it’s also nighttime or a dark lull in winter, the contribution of the "renewables" is 0.0 kWh. What is so hard to understand about that? :rolleyes: But thanks for confirming my earlier remarks here in the forum. :) One small tip on the side: if you realize you’re riding a dead horse, just get off......

You really have to read up beforehand before posting in forums. Gerd is not involved in the energy transition at all. And the subsidy cashers are sitting at RWE and co. These amounts are also quickly found.

Without the gas supplied by Gas-Gerd, unfortunately your energy transition is doomed, because only gas power plants can be controlled quickly enough. Dream over, surcharge in reality. Does it already hurt?

That interests me: Does such a soldier have to be "automatically" a worse fighter?

Hello Pinkiponk

not necessarily, but the chance is greater. And I wouldn’t experiment with that.
I have commanded over 100 men in the field at times. I gave the order and had to assume that the soldiers would follow it.
If the evening before I had seen someone in a blonde wig and yellow taffeta dress in a bar, it would be hard for me to have him secure my flank. More likely, he would be conducting front reconnaissance.
If a woman lies on the beach in a bikini and supports me in the air in full gear the next day, what should be bad about that?

Steven