Australia is planning to build the world's largest solar farm in their northern desert. Singapore will be the main purchaser of the electricity and will be connected to the solar farm via the worlds longest undersea power cable.
how come your cunt isnt ambitious like Australia?
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why in australia? they dont trust malaysians and indonesians?
australia is retarded and fossil fuels are the future
any country reliant on renewables will get absolutely mogged by countries using fossil fuels
nah... indonesia govt. will get some money from the cable
because they love china
>will be connected to the solar farm via the worlds longest undersea power cable
Whoops
>largest solarm farm
>in indon
can you even into science pinoy?
We would need to chop down many forests to do that
>australia
>ambitious
i will call australia ambitious when the capital looks like tokyo
*snip*
thank you for the free copper australia, i give 5 months
lol imagine haha
this is fucking stupid
>how come your cunt isnt ambitious like Australia?
We're not scared of nuclear
We have vapourware renewable projects too
it's a desert. there's nothing there but sunlight
these niggas don't know ohm laws
I wish the center of the country looked like this. Giant solar panels and big cities would be pure kino.
Indobros... they just passed all our islands like that we need to cut it down
I'm pretty sure they have good lawyer
Bros, imagine the voltage drop......
Ah, I remember reading a couple reports before on a similar topic - of using PV-generated electricity to synthesize green hydrogen. There was a case that made it economically feasible though I admittedly skimmed it.
Might as well use the desert I suppose, and energy consumption per capita in Australia is among the highest so it makes sense. The UK made *plans* to harness green energy through a combination of wind, solar and tidal power but can't do it nearly as efficiently as most countries due to the climate and geography. Go look at countries like Spain and Turkey and see how common PV generation is there, there's no comparison - its that common. In the UK PV-generation is difficult to work with for lack of constant sun. Wind turbines are very inefficient but its a way to make jobs and for the government to show their green thumb even if its stuck up their arse half the time. Tidal energy is proposed for the Severn (pic related) but I doubt they'll ever actually deliver it. Apparently my hometown is home to the world's largest windfarm though: ft.com