What does such strong growth mean with a capacity factor under 20%?
Still, one MUST respect the potential investment available there even if it willbe some time before standard performance is met. "Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." - Anaïs Nin
I suppose its nearly time for me to do my annual Rugby Diary on the 6 Nations detailing how Ireland is going to kick the French Ass for cheating us out of the world cup and Gouging Stephen Ferris' eyes twice in one match. What is it about the French not being able to keep their hands to themselves and their fingers out of other people's eyes? notes from no w here
Seriously, both showed better than expected numbers. Now we'll await the numbers from China. *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
Regarding bureaucratic oversight, I note that at least a few years ago, as I discovered when I wanted to do some stats of my own and fed wind farm lists into a spreadsheet, it was the more precise numbers (to the kW, but even those to the MW) released by the big national wind associations that were ridiculous. On one hand, the database maintainers were incapable of correct addition and multiplication resp. feeding into a spreadsheet to do the math (BWEA's still isn't...), on the other hand, delayed or PR-motivated premature project completion announcements from developers led to corrections. So it was always give or take 5%. *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
