Talk of the Town: Fault-finding for crippling blackouts

Comments on “Fault-finding for crippling blackouts” (Editorial, 1/08/24) via www.inquirer.net:

Wind and solar energy while renewable is highly intermittent and would require large energy storage and sophisticated management of the grid. If the two-hour supply imbalance in Panay Island was a disaster, the reaction time when solar and wind power go above 30 percent would be much shorter. We have to plan and build now otherwise we will have a bigger and more frequent disaster.

Magulo Lagi

NGCP is one of the most lucrative businesses in the Philippines without sweat. It’s upwards of P26 billion yearly. Again no sweat.

wavila west

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Kaya nga, nanawagan sa government na maibaba ang presyo ng solar panel. Dahil maraming araw sa tag-araw. Para meron kaming kuryente sa tag-araw. Iayos din yung sistema sa linya.

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