zonne-energie nu rendabel

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 10:35 schreef sjorsie1982 het volgende:

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Tja, er is altijd wel iemand te vinden die een nieuwe ontdekking onzin vind
Ik heb me voor mijn studie en afstudeerrichting helemaal verdiept in fusie reactoren.

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 10:39 schreef erodome het volgende:
Dat je pas na 10 jaar winst maakt houdt mij wel tegen ze te kopen nu. Ik heb er nogsteeds goede hoop op dat ik met een jaar of 5 wel verhuis naar een groter stuk eigen land.

Ik hoop eigenlijk dat het opgepakt wordt bij nieuwbouw en gestimuleerd wordt voor bedrijven.

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 10:41 schreef kawotski het volgende:

Denemarken met alle windturbines is electriciteit het duurst overigens, is dat ook verzonnen?

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In 2009, the Institute for Energy Research commissioned the Danish think-tank CEPOS (Centre for Political Studies) to report on electricity exports from Denmark and the economic impact of the Danish wind industry. This report[28] states that Danes pay the highest residential electricity rates in the European Union (partly to subsidize wind power), and that the cost of saving a ton of carbon dioxide between 2001 and 2008 has averaged 647 DKK (€ 87, US$ 124). It also estimated that 90% of wind industry jobs were transferred from other technology industries, and states that as a result Danish GDP is 1.8 billion DKK (US$ 270 million) lower than it would have been without wind industry subsidies. The report was later heavily criticised. Firstly Danish paper Ingeniøren claimed that the report was ordered and paid for by the American oil and coal lobby. Later, several Danish researchers and professors from all technical universities in Denmark, wrote a joint response to the report, refuting it[29]. The report from CEPOS was even brought to Government level, where minister of Climate and Energy Lykke Friis discredited the work done by CEPOS and the report[30].

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 00:02 schreef sjorsie1982 het volgende:

[..]. richten op fusie reactoren. Maar goed, dat duurt nog even (>30 jaar).

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 10:39 schreef erodome het volgende:
Dat je pas na 10 jaar winst maakt houdt mij wel tegen ze te kopen nu. Ik heb er nogsteeds goede hoop op dat ik met een jaar of 5 wel verhuis naar een groter stuk eigen land.

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 13:59 schreef Nobu het volgende:

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Behalve een "nietes" hebben die Denen er niets tegenin weten te brengen.

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Op zaterdag 19 mei 2012 22:29 schreef Nobu het volgende:

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Oh vast, maar dat is natuurlijk ook geen argument. De gegevens in dat rapport zijn gewoon goed onderbouwd.

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In Denmark, 20 percent wind power is integrated by using both local resources and international market mechanisms. This is done in a way which makes it possible for our neighbouring countries to follow a similar path. Moreover, Denmark has a strategy to raise this share to 50 percent and the necessary measures are in the process of being implemented.
Recently, a study made by the Danish think tank CEPOS claimed the opposite, i.e. that most of the Danish wind power has been exported in recent years. However, this claim is based on an incorrect interpretation of statistics and a lack of understanding of how the international electricity markets operate. Consequently, the results of the CEPOS study are in general not correct. Moreover, the CEPOS study claims that using wind turbines in Denmark is a very expensive way of reducing CO2 emissions and that this is the reason for the high energy taxes for private consumers in Denmark. These claims are also misleading. The cost of CO2 reduction by use of wind power in the period 2004-2008 was only 20 EUR/ton. Furthermore, the Danish wind turbines are not paid for by energy taxes.
Danish wind turbines are given a subsidy via the electricity price which is paid by the electricity consumers. In the recent years of 2004-2008, such subsidy has increased consumer prices by 0.54 €¢/kWh on average. On the other hand, however, the same electricity consumers also benefitted from the wind turbines since the wind power decreased the electricity market price on Nord Pool. On average during 2004-2008, such effect decreased the consumer prices by 0.27 €¢/kWh and consequently the net influence during this period increased consumer prices by only 0.27 €¢/kWh equal to only 1-3 percent of the final consumer prices. In 2008, the net influence of wind power actually decreased the consumer price slightly by approx. 0.05 €¢/kWh. Consequently, the influence of Danish wind turbines on the consumer electricity price is negligible.

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In fact, Danish electricity prices (excl. tax and VAT) inclusive of all payments for 20 percent wind power are among the cheapest in Europe.