Todd De Ryck

I gathered several charts, depends on how you define "efficient" and "cost curves", there are various indicators drive.google.com/file/d/1Iy5v...

This is very insightful. I'm afraid many folks think grid forming is going to save the world and fix everything. They may very well be able to correct many issues but depends on how they are set a... This is very insightful. I'm afraid many folks think grid forming is going to save the world and fix everything. They may very well be able to correct many issues but depends on how they are set and w...

Indeed, you're not the first to mention GFM exists, scale matters When will GFM be available at the scale required? www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Have you heard of Mark Z Jacobson at Stanford University? He is a Senior Fellow of the Precourt Institute for Energy. That is Jay A. Precourt www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Ja... & web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/j...

Which forecast is that?

In my opinion, your opinion of @mliebreich.bsky.social could be deemed controversial.

Nope, not me, the power engineers and experts I referred, you seem to know better than them.

Ah yes, the classic shill card play. I prefer, as best I can, to be in alignment with the scientific laws of physics, chemistry and thermodynamics.

The big read: Inertia, frequency regulation and the grid The old system of regulating frequency on electricity grids with the help of the inertia provided by large spinning masses is under threat from wind, solar and batteries. But what will replace inertia...

I've heard this point for 6.5 years www.pv-magazine-india.com/2019/03/09/t...

This is very insightful. I'm afraid many folks think grid forming is going to save the world and fix everything. They may very well be able to correct many issues but depends on how they are set a... This is very insightful. I'm afraid many folks think grid forming is going to save the world and fix everything. They may very well be able to correct many issues but depends on how they are set and w...

When will GFM be available at the scale required? www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Did you read all the links I shared the comment on Liebriech's substack, for example, the Sandia National Laboratories report, which is 49 page? 2 other reports in there as well. Very TLDR IBR's are incapable of ancillary services mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Why do you think these recommendations won't age well? How will ancillary services be done on an IBR dominated electricity grid?

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of renewables, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

@blakeshaffer.bsky.social I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of renewables, Hannah, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of renewables, Max, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of which, Justin, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of which, Simon, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations that maximum 30% of electricity should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

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Thank you, now how about this for a 180, totally off topic. You used to put together your favorite music lists, correct? Do you still? I know nothing about musical instruments, do you? My friend claims stratocaster guitars make a buzz or hum and claims he has a solution for sale. Hmm? bzzzzkill.com

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of which, Chris, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations for the maximum %age of electricity that should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Todd De Ryck on Thoughts of Chairman Michael I have seen calls from power engineers who are calling for at least 70% of electricity generation to be sourced from synchronous inertia sources and no more than 30% from IBR's. Do you have any though...

Speaking of which, David, I asked the following question of Michael Liebreich. How do you feel about power engineers' recommendations for the maximum %age of electricity that should be generated on grids by IBR's, the question is here mliebreich.substack.com/p/lessons-fr...

Energy Access is not the same as Energy Abundance What Maslow can teach us (and maybe M300 too) about the Hierarchy of Electricity Needs

approx. 3.5 billion live with insufficient, or no, access to energy today, will all 10 billion of us by 2050 have a good standard of living? Be sure to read and watch the three minute video toddmoss.substack.com/p/energy-acc...

Markham Hislop "needs improvement" I commented on his post "The Diffusion Paradox: Why Bill Gates Is Wrong About Climate and Clean Energy"

Markham Hislop "needs improvement"
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If one is concerned about permanently displacing fossil fuel production, reducing GHG emissions and pollution, it is of no value to talk about capacity, consumption provides a much better picture. In addition, renewables likely includes high emitting bioenergy robbieandrew.github.io/GCB2024/PNG/...

Solar is awesome, solar hype is dangerous A call for sanity on a very cool technology championed by crazy people

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Manitoba's Electricity Problem Most are unaware of the severe consequences of droughts in Manitoba on hydro production

Manitoba's Electricity Problem
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BzzzzKill | Stop Stratocaster Hum | Official Site | Buy Online Official BzzzzKill website. Stop Single Coil Buzz in Stratocaster-style guitars, and preserve your Strat's legendary sound, with no hum or pickup noise. Non-invasive installation. Buy BzzzzKill online...

I know nothing about musical instruments, my friend here in Winnipeg tells me Stratocaster guitars have a buzz or hum. He and two of his friends are working on their "retirement project". If you have any interest, check out the website and tell them Rolly's friend Todd sent you.🙂 www.bzzzzkill.com

Bats and wind turbines: A troubling combination Bats in North America are currently experiencing several challenges. The populations in Manitoba are no exception. Although the discussion tends to centre on White-nose Syndrome (WNS), a fungal infec...

"Wind energy causes the mortality of a lot of animals. It kills a lot of bats across North America...." pembinavalleyonline.com/articles/bat...

Bats are at risk in Canada, because wind turbines keep killing them | CBC Radio Bats don’t exactly have a glowing public image. After all, they’re often associated with blood-sucking vampires, gloomy caves and all things spooky. But migratory bats in Canada are in desperate need ...

“We are not talking about if these migratory bats go extinct. We are just talking about when," said Cori Lausen, director of bat conservation with the Wildlife Conservation Society, based out of B.C. www.cbc.ca/radio/whaton...

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