How the UK National Grid responds to demand
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3. Jamiem commented 14 years ago
And know i know the answer to a question i never needed answering!
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6. OMGkungfu commented 14 years ago
gaddamn... every time i try to watch it, i fall asleep
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8. mndar commented 14 years ago
#7 it's due to the audience switching on kettles for a cup of tea
Quote from http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci/tech/specials/total_eclipse/417650.stm
"About 1,000 megawatts of the increase was in relation to television pick-up - the audience switching on kettles for a cup of tea as life returned to normal."
Quote from http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci/tech/specials/total_eclipse/417650.stm
"About 1,000 megawatts of the increase was in relation to television pick-up - the audience switching on kettles for a cup of tea as life returned to normal."
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14. Slap_chop_ninja commented 14 years ago
Homer Simpson's job IRL
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15. Urihep commented 14 years ago
My god! This is really boring!
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17. PortugaL26 commented 14 years ago
Yawn.. boredom.. next!
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21. Electric_snot commented 14 years ago
Britain doesn't use propane? or CNG for their kettles?
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22. Blastabola commented 14 years ago
@ smee420
The grid have surges in other countries but not in that short timespan, that is unique to britain. But there are times of year this happens all over like christmas.
Engineers working on the grid is doing a balancing act to give us what we do for granted.
The grid have surges in other countries but not in that short timespan, that is unique to britain. But there are times of year this happens all over like christmas.
Engineers working on the grid is doing a balancing act to give us what we do for granted.
+28 1. mxmbulat commented 14 years ago