He forgot to turn it off when the wind wasn't blowing.

I just got this from reddit:

Renewables covered 95% of Portugal’s power needs last month

https://www.reddit.com/r/RenewableEnergy/comments/1cpg863/renewables_covered_95_of_portugals_power_needs/

😁🙂

They have at least 5 months.

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(this posted 00:55 UTC, 27 May 2024 (8:55 PM EDT, 26 May 2024))

As of March 2024, India's cumulative installed solar capacity reached 82 GW.

so about 70 watts per Indian?

Enjoy your summer, Trump supporters: it'll be 120 days until Autumn Equinox.

wp:Electricity (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark song)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_(Orchestral_Manoeuvres_in_the_Dark_song)

I saw only one go down.

If he loses in 2024, I kind of hope he runs again in 2028, and if he fails, again in 2032.

He and each of his many supporters.

I was doing the metric equivalent.

The problem is mLs and ounces sound too small.

The good thing about 100 is that in turns mLs and ounces into liters and pounds, or gallons, as the case may be;

but that 100—I like units more than x-number-of-units as the basis of expression.

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Nonetheless, I guess its GPHM, LPHKM, GPH, and LPH, until we come up with something better.

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Then we have wp:natural gas vehicles and wp:miles per gallon gasoline equivalent, as LNG, CNG, and electric will probably become more common.

If 33.40 kilowatt-hours/mile ≈ 74.71 Mj/km

then if an electric car had an MPG equivalent of 40,

it'd be 0.835 kilowatt-hours/mile ≈ 1.87 Mj/km

"x ℓ/100"

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maybe.

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maybe "x mL/km" ("x milliliters/km")—as in "80 mL/km"

or

maybe "x kL/Mm" ("x kiloliters/megameters")—as in 0.8 kL or 800ℓ/Mm"

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I have to think about it. 🤔

Good point, but GPHM has more syllables, and GPM makes it sound small;

but still, maybe 50, 25, 15, and 10 MPG could be expressed as 0.02, 0.04, <0.07, and 0.1 GPM.

Much of the West is north of Tallahassee, Florida: Delhi isn't.

Why would they want to help turn their country into a sauna when they don't have to?

That's 116.6°F, and apparently Delhi is about twice the size and population of NYC.

wp:Delhi