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No one will know just what that number is until someone tries to build
a system running only on solar and wind in a large country.
It is plain to see that renewables cannot do the job in a country as
small as Sth Australia.
There is just not enough weather difference in that available area.
People keep talking about batteries, but it is the scale of the
problem that destroys good ideas.
An industry group in the UK used the data for January 2016 to work out
how many batteries the size of Sth Australia's Tesla battery would be needed.
Remember that the UK has nuclear power backup.
Turned out they would have needed 14,000 batteries at $100,000 each.
I gathered from that article that it is easy to work out how many
batteries are needed for any grid.
The UK is probably too small to attempt renewables.
AEMO has all the data so they should
be able to do the calculation for Australia if they include WA.
I hope someone orders them to do it.