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The rate at which renewable energy is used to double its production. A 500 kW PV system is capable of breeding 1MW of new production, or doubling every 6 months. At such a rate, acre-scale replication of one facility can | The rate at which renewable energy is used to double its production. A 500 kW PV system is capable of breeding 1MW of new production (assumes 500kWhr requirement/kg [[Silicon]], or doubling every 6 months. At such a rate, acre-scale energy production with PV allows replication of one facility - in terms of its energy base - every 6 months. | ||
This is correct in principle - https://chatgpt.com/share/69e57b3a-0688-83ea-b997-b5adb6ba366a | |||
Look at details - how does [[UMG]] change the balance, and what assumptions they are making on installed systems - and can we break these with building-integrated PV etc. | |||
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*[[Embodied Energy of PV]] | |||
*[[Stored Energy of Fossil Fuels vs Renewable Energy]] | |||
*'''[[Energy Payback Time]]''' - and bottom line - [[The Energy Question Has an Easy Solution]] | |||
*[[Farm Yields Per Acre]] | |||
*[[Solar Energy Transition Critique]] | |||
*[[Energy Mix]] | |||
*[[Energy Use by Sector]] | |||
*[[SolSmart]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:24, 20 April 2026
The rate at which renewable energy is used to double its production. A 500 kW PV system is capable of breeding 1MW of new production (assumes 500kWhr requirement/kg Silicon, or doubling every 6 months. At such a rate, acre-scale energy production with PV allows replication of one facility - in terms of its energy base - every 6 months.
This is correct in principle - https://chatgpt.com/share/69e57b3a-0688-83ea-b997-b5adb6ba366a
Look at details - how does UMG change the balance, and what assumptions they are making on installed systems - and can we break these with building-integrated PV etc.