| ▲ | LastTrain 2 days ago | |
They worked within the constraints of their own topography - good and bad - to make it work. That is too hard for everyone else? | ||
| ▲ | phtrivier a day ago | parent [-] | |
It is indeed harder if you topography writes off certain kind of electricity production. But of course, good for them that they used their mountains / rivers ! All all power to them to electrify their economies if they have surplus ! And even better if they can use some reservoirs and pump to store, because it means they can diversify their productions by adding wind / solar and store a lot, until batteries of seasonal scale become more widespread. | ||