So their main generator is a standard hydro turbine, 100kW, and they have some wind/solar toys producing so little on average as to be just for show. And they suffer rationing and higher-than-normal prices.
This seems like a design anti-pattern.
This seems like a design anti-pattern.
perhaps that explains the desirability of "for show" elements
How does a subsidy of £1.66 million for an investment which serves a whole community compare with a single payment for the personal consumption of an individual who belongs to a group whose acts have resulted in economic depression for the last 10 years?
It just seems like agenda pushing.
~110kW hydro (a main generator at 100kW and two smaller ones at 5~6kW), 24kW worth of wind generally producing 12kW and 50kW worth of panels generally producing 5. Although they do note that the panels reach ~25% of rate (so ~12kW) in the summer months, when hydro would be at its lowest.