The danish TSO provides access to a lot of data:

www.energidataservice.dk

Good job, spreading the word!!

How does that work? Who do I sell it to?

Well, the orchard we visited had zero renewables installed. Hell, the pumps for irrigation weren’t even electric. Four diesel-engine driven pumps. Actually quite disappointed with this country, when it comes to the green transition….

Are you involved in politics?

Agora Energiwende pointed to focus on clusters, and then connecting clusters could make sense, in their brilliant “12 insights on hydrogen”. Not sure if the whole backbone strategy is about connecting clusters, or sending hydrogen across Europe.

www.agora-energiewende.org/publications...

Is it estimated what percentage use for steelmaking will be, compared to chemicals/fuels?

But why add the cost of pipelines. Methanol and Ammonia is pretty simple (and cheap) to transport.

They are not building EV’s. Like they did with the I3. They are building ICE cars with elektromotors and batteries. And that is why they are not going to be able to compete in the EV Market, going forward. Unless they pull the curtain on a lot of new real EVs really soon….

Maybe they can get some inspiration from Australia:

I have tried to describe that in so many ways, over the years.
But never really found publications dealing with it from a technical/systemic point of view, to back it up.
So thank you so much for helping with that.

Thanks by the way, for pointing to "System conflict" as the term for describing this issue. That has given some valuable input. Not least, an interesting discussion with ChatGPT ☺️

I know - but that argument somehow bounces off the pro-nuclear movement. They see the authors of that report as paid of by the renewables industry. Far out, I know..
I am thinking that giving an understanding of the systemic challenges might be the way to show what the problem is.

Ahh, OK

How is it that Germany is expanding it’s reliance on fossil fuels. Doesn’t look so in the charts…

ember-energy.org/countries-an...

You know what I mean. The big fail, when it comes to preserving democracy, is the Republican Party. They put their influence and power behind this horror cabinet.

Have you got research from Finland on this system conflict? Nuclear is galning interest in Denmark, often with Finland as a model.

How about the political party representing half of US voters that made it happen? From outside, that is the most unbelievable part of it all.