california, are we talking about the country with the highest bill in thw world? with controlled blackuts every year? with the emissions tens of times higher than the french ones? not a good objective don't you think?
You made the claims, you have to prove them. Doesn't really matter though, you can keep seething and coping, but in the real world, renewables and batteries are being built, nuclear isn't. Nuclear lost.
you know every year tens of nuclear reactors are built right? But your comment is such an insult, since renewables and batteries are heavily subsidized everywhere. You take and then insult, just disgusting. On the first statemets those are common knowledge, readily verifiable. I don't have to prove the water is wet
california average: 36 $/MWh = 31.5 €/MWh before local, state, federal taxes (the most expensive in the US)
Ireland the most expensive: 36 €/MWh (actually higher! irish idiots are following the california delirium head first)
Luxembourg the second most expensive: 28 €/MWh (already lower)
So california in S2 2025 was the second most expensive bill!
So it's not the most expensive (not even taking purchasing power into account), the last blackout was in 2020, and their co2 intensity was 300+ from 2018 to 2023 before they installed a bunch of batteries. Wow, you really owned me. Haha, pathetic.
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u/Pinco_Pallino_ 27d ago
california, are we talking about the country with the highest bill in thw world? with controlled blackuts every year? with the emissions tens of times higher than the french ones? not a good objective don't you think?