Reply #22: My header is 100% correct, and you know it

[txlibdem]

But, as a person who has claimed a number of times to be an "expert" you can't admit when you are wrong. And you have been proven wrong again and again on the topic of storage needed for solar and wind to dominate the energy mix. Facts are facts. You should get acquainted with them sometime.

Here is a direct quote from your post:
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Coupling energy storage technologies with wind turbines can solve many of wind power’s operational issues and support the continued expansion of wind energy production. It should be noted that many types of renewable energy production already benefits from energy storage technologies. By decoupling the production and delivery of energy from renewable resources, storage technologies can make the generated energy more useful and more valuable.

To date, the wind power industry has made great strides in enhancing the capability of wind turbines and how they are integrated into the overall power market. Although the direct production cost may now be competitive with other power generation resource at certain locations, its effective usage cost is sometimes still higher due to inherent qualities of the wind resource. Storage technologies can provide additional flexibility to mitigate these issues.

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A number of energy storage technologies are currently in use or being evaluated for use in conjunction with renewable energy resources.
...from your link: http://www.energypulse.net/centers/article/article_display.cfm?a_id=1164
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