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RE progress: How far have we come?


Book ID
104438495
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2002
Tongue
English
Weight
712 KB
Volume
3
Category
Article
ISSN
1471-0846

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✦ Synopsis


How far have we come?

For 300 years, Europe was dotted with windmillsaround 10,000 in Britain alone. Our predecessors understood instinctively that renewables were there, freely available for harnessing, and would never run out. Had these installations been able to raise their game with higher efficiencies and work in the 'common currency' of electricity, we might have avoided the excesses of centralisation that led to consumers receiving their power from mere handfuls of fossil (and later nuclear)-fuelled power stations. As the pendulum swings once more, we see 'windmills' returning, though in guises that proto-objectors Don Quixote and Sancho


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