@flexibledragnet @JenHogben Why would gas plants need the same protection settings for the voltage dips as detailed in the report? They don't need that protection since they provide their own inertia.
(I want to take a moment to point out how quickly it goes wrong; a major factor.) 1/
(I want to take a moment to point out how quickly it goes wrong; a major factor.) 1/
@flexibledragnet @JenHogben Now it is technically possible, in theory, to configure wind farms to provide their own inertia. There are trade-offs involved. And it fails the KISS principle. Large external plant. Simple is a good idea. 2/
@flexibledragnet @JenHogben If people need to pin the blame on one thing (I don't): pick too many Engineers focused on their own small area of responsibility; no one watching at a system wide level. Engineers are used to being blamed, they can hack it.
Also, worth thinking about *not* over promising. 3/
Also, worth thinking about *not* over promising. 3/
@flexibledragnet @JenHogben When people have over promised ie. wind in South Australia, and it falls short; it is best to just take the hit. Suck It Up. Then move on.
Deflecting blame (I'm expressly not directing this at you @flexibledragnet) is just childish. They need to grow up. Or GTFO. 4/4
Deflecting blame (I'm expressly not directing this at you @flexibledragnet) is just childish. They need to grow up. Or GTFO. 4/4
