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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1061332)3/20/2018 8:46:35 PM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (1) of 1575399
 
" If we've already crossed price parity, then California should be generating the vast majority of its electricity using solar and wind,"

Occasionally; takes time to build out. Utilities are required to be at 33% by 2020. 2 were there in '16.



California hits new big solar peak – 50% of total demand

The US state of California notched up a couple of impressive new solar generation records earlier this week, boosted by a couple of mild and sunny early Spring days.

On Sunday March 4, at around 1pm local time, large scale solar supplied up 49.95 per cent of demand at its pea, beating the state’s previous record of 47.2 per cent that was set in May last year.

The very next day, on March 5, a record peak for solar production was recorded at 10,411MW at 10:18am – up from 9,913MW set last June
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