The naive journalist makes several references to the “massive” amounts of solar capacity on offer, for instance:
The clueless reporter evidently does not understand the difference between CAPACITY and GENERATION.
You simply cannot compare solar power, typically producing at about 10 to 15%, with nuclear, which runs at close to 100%
Worse still, that 10% is not available all year round. During December last year, it averaged only 297 MW, which is just 2% of capacity:
In summer months, solar power can peak at ten times as much, which will clearly destabilise the grid, if capacity is increased as much as the government wants.
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2024/03/26/telegraph-compares-solar-capacity-with-nuclear/
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