@magoo39@mehercle@ScotNational This is related only to the standing charge, nothing to do with price per Kwh and the overall expected annual bill (which will he higher in numerous other parts of the UK)
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo Scotland did not pay and continue to pay massive sums on its renewables alone, tens of millions of bill payers did, fact. Global gas prices are dictating current energy prices, Scotland and Englands gas is priced based on open market value and would be even if independent
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo Yes, England dictates that billions are spent on Scotlands renewable projects and subsequent subsidies. Imagine if tens of millions of english bill payers were no longer contributing and the revenue directed elsewhere to other renewable projects
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo Oh and by the way, England doesn't have a separate energy policy, nor do Scotland or Wales etc, it's a GB wide policy so all the talk of "we supply them" is completely irrelevant, everyone on this island pay green levies for renewable projects
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo Yes because we have wind again π€¦ββοΈ do try to keep up. Nuclear and hydro alone absolutely can not provide all of Scotlands demand and during those calm conditions, the North of Scotland was fully dependant on Peterhead gas power station.
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo How much electricity do we generate when wind isn't producing, you are still denying the national grid charts from last week !! You keep talking about Englands deficit, do you have any grasp of how much English bill payers contribute towards building & maintaining our renewables
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo I clearly pointed out to you that we only export when the wind is blowing and as I clearly stated, for almost 2 weeks our wind was producing less than 15% it's capacity, and as per the screen shots, we were infact importing from rest of GB.
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo Now explain what happens when our wind turbines aren't producing ? Are you able to figure that out. We were importing electricity for around 2 weeks during recent calm conditions. If you had actually looked at the link I posted you'd have seen the grid data
@JuanTu81993858@AndrewGijo It's between 5-6 percent when our wind is producing, hardly the "vast amounts" that so many claim. Btw, our lights are being kept on by imports from Wales and England just now, and have been for several werks.