If we look at the following chart from the EIA – U.S. Energy Information Agency, we can clearly see that if it weren’t for Natural Gas electric generation, California would be in a world of hurt.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n On June 10th, wind power accounted for 22% of the California CISO Grid power generation, while Natural Gas (Natgas) accounted for 27%.\u00a0 Now, compare that to wind collapsing to just 6% of total power generation on June 17th while Natgas surged 62%.\u00a0 Here are the actual figures for Wind & Natgas power generation for these two days:<\/p>\n From June 10th to June 17th, Wind Power in California fell nearly 60%, while Natgas power surged by 265%<\/strong><\/span>.\u00a0 Now, think about this.\u00a0 What happens when California doubles or triples its Wind Power generation when another heatwave hits the state in the future??\u00a0 This is the problem with scaling up Wind and Solar Power.\u00a0 You can get away with adding 5-10% of wind and solar to the grid, but when adding 25-50%… don’t be surprised when BROWN & BLACKOUTS become the norm.<\/p>\n If we thought California was dealing with power issues, you can add Texas to that list.\u00a0 Due to high temperatures, wind power generation in Texas has also dropped like a rock.\u00a0 According to the Texas ERCOT Grid, wind power generation fell to a low of just 4% on June 15th compared to 39% on May 23rd.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The two power sources that are the most volatile in the chart above are Wind and Natgas.\u00a0 Nuclear, Coal, and Solar remain about the same… more or less.\u00a0 However, at night, solar power goes to ZERO.\u00a0 If it weren’t for the huge increase in Natgas power generation, Texans would be in a WORLD OF HURT.\u00a0 Here are the actual power figures for these two periods:<\/p>\n From May 23rd to June 15th, Texas wind power plummeted 84%, while Natgas power surged 236%.<\/strong>\u00a0 Do we see a trend here between California and Texas?\u00a0 During two peaks and valleys of wind power in California and Texas, Natgas power came to the rescue by increasing 265% and 236% respectively.<\/p>\n Furthermore, we can’t forget about the huge problem when the wind power failed during the massive Freeze this past winter as Natgas came to the rescue again, before failing with everything else.\u00a0 \u00a0Natgas generation during the Texas freeze increased to 61% of total power generation before it failed…. moderately.<\/p>\n Again, what happens when the United States ramps up total Wind & Solar power from 12% of the total electric grid supply in 2020 to 29% by 2030??<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0 And, what if U.S. shale gas production declines significantly by 2030?\u00a0 How will we offset this huge INTERMITTENCY issue of Green Energy?<\/p>\n These are all very important issues that are not being addressed.\u00a0 Rather, the United States is plowing full speed ahead to adding lots of Wind and Solar Power.\u00a0 As the world heads over the ENERGY CLIFF in the next 5-10 years, watch as the love of Green Energy goes by the wayside, as people start to focus on surviving the coming energy, food, and goods shortages.<\/p>\n Any information (data, charts & graphs) that are published for free public use, can be republished elsewhere.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/srsroccoreport.com\/public\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/06\/California-Grid-Electricity-Generation-By-Source-JUN-10-JUN-17.png\")
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Green Energy Fails In Texas In Both Winter & Summer<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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