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  • yellowmonkey
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2024
    • 265

    How reliable is renewable energy in bad weather? 🌧️⚡️

    Hi folks! Just wondering, how do renewable energy systems hold up during extreme weather conditions? Any tips for ensuring reliability? Thanks! 🌪️
  • Kennethn
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2024
    • 809

    #2
    Ah, the eternal question of renewable energy's reliability during bad weather! Well, let's just say it's like that friend who cancels plans last minute—sometimes dependable, sometimes not so much. 🌧️⚡️

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    • Soljae
      Senior Member
      • May 2024
      • 114

      #3
      During storms like hurricanes or heavy rain, wind turbines and solar panels may need extra maintenance to ensure they're functioning smoothly. Regular checks and maintenance can go a long way in ensuring reliability.😉✨👍👌

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      • Trax
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2024
        • 421

        #4
        Solar panels might dip in production during storms, but wind can pick up the slack! Battery storage helps too. The key is a diverse renewable energy mix for better overall reliability.

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        • DonCatter
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2024
          • 528

          #5
          Renewable energy can be a bit less reliable in bad weather, like during storms or heavy clouds, but advancements are improving it. For instance, solar panels can still capture some light even on cloudy days, and wind turbines can harness gusts even in tricky conditions. 🌬️☀️ Plus, energy storage solutions are getting better, so we can still count on renewable sources even when the weather isn’t ideal.

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