This week's #KpopMonday theme is #MindYourManners : songs with please, thank you, sorry, and other such politeness.
An OST from one of my first favorite kdramas.
[MV] 2F (신용재, 김원주) _ Sorry (Run On(런 온) OST Part.6)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdEoR_CRl7c
#2F #kpop #kdrama #RunOn
4 K-Dramas To Watch If You Are Missing “My Youth”
Thanks for boosting the question. Maybe I should provide the original context:
Yesreday:
"1011 #ClimateSolutions #RunOn #AllWind and #Solar
I do have a ' comment' on this video. Why oh why does every video on the subject of an electric grid solution always neglect to mention the possibilities of 'mini-grids' ? Small town, or commercial areas providing their own electric power with solar ? Like that town, also in Australia: Narara Eco Village. Large panels, battery, and supported ny the national grid.
Lesser need to upgrade the Nat. grid as expensive, lesser need to produce even more and as 'Everything Goes Electric' lesser need for big, expensive powerplants.
Is it çause power monopolies won't comply ???? "
1011 #ClimateSolutions #RunOn #AllWind and #Solar
I do have a ' comment' on this video. Why oh why does every video on the subject of an electric grid solution always neglect to mention the possibilities of 'mini-grids' ? Small town, or commercial areas providing their own electric power with solar ? Like that town, also in Australia: Narara Eco Village. Large panels, battery, and supported ny the national grid.
Lesser need to upgrade the Nat. grid as expensive, lesser need to produce even more and as 'Everything Goes Electric' lesser need for big, expensive powerplants.
Is it çause power monopolies won't comply ????
Watch this video too:
-> Community Inspired, Self Powered Paradise?!? <-
-> youtube.com/watch?v=pTfdQ3dEopw <-
Rosie hasn't replied yet.
"Can You Run a Grid on 100% Wind + Solar? South Australia Shows Us How" [12:06 min]
by Engineering with Rosie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daZvZ4fEOp8
Quote by EwR:
"Oct 17, 2023
Welcome to South Australia, a place where the winds of change are quite literal and the sun doesn’t just warm our homes but also powers them. I recorded this video in beautiful Adelaide when I visited recently, because South Australia is leading the world in several key aspects of the energy transition. South Australia has gone from a coal powered electricity grid with virtually no renewables in 2008 to 70% renewables with zero coal power plants today, a mere 15 years later. And, they’ve done it the hard way, with none of the "easy" clean energy sources (hydro, geothermal, nuclear). They've done it with variable renewables wind and solar.
If you look at any of the large net zero scenarios you will see that the bulk of the future world’s electricity generation is expected to come from wind and solar. It is simply not possible to expand hydro everywhere so that each country can follow Iceland or Norway’s lead. Geothermal, biomass and nuclear each have their own issues with location, scalability and cost standing in their way. So the challenges that South Australia is overcoming as it pushes towards 100% renewable electricity are really blazing a trail that other countries are going to end up following.
So, what does it mean to operate an energy grid dominated by variable renewables and with minimal connections to other grids? What are the challenges and the innovations emerging from such a unique energy ecosystem? Today, we will navigate through these nuances, unravel the intricacies of South Australia’s energy transition, and explore how this region is setting precedents and what it implies for the global energy narrative. Let’s take a look in depth, starting with how South Australia has gotten to where it is today."
Check out the ample sources list in the subsription.
Time stamps
00:00 Intro
01:00 100% renewables around the world
03:31 History of South Australia's energy transition
05:34 Challenges and solutions in a variable renewable grid
06:29 Grid scale batteries
07:05 Interconnectors & transmission
09:13 Synchronous condensers and grid forming inverters
10:50 Rooftop solar, household batteries and V2G
#TakeCareForLife #TakeCareForEarth
#StopBurningThings #StopEcoside
#StopRapingNature
#EducateYourself on #ClimateBreakDown
Day 15: Film Director
Zero ideas. Instead, I'm highlighting Shin Se Kyung's FL character in #RunOn, where she played the role of a subtitle translator for films, which is especially relevant given how a lot of drama watchers here use subtitles (myself included)!
#DramaJobChallenge
#KDrama
a man and a woman standing nex...
Yesterday I finished #RunOn #런온 and though I enjoyed most of it, it fell a bit short on my expectations.
What is it truly about? Which message does it convey?
Is it about finding our true selves? Fighting for what we believe in? It was perfectly written along those lines for most of the episodes but then it all ended like a poorly assembled patchwork.
Rich people have their path nicely laid out and the "peasants"™ just carry on.
