Bangin. Just what I needed tonight, thanks.
TWeaK
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Probably refers to island mode capability. The inverters can generate their own set point voltage, rather than relying on a voltage from the grid and responding to its inputs. One of the main downsides of renewables is that they are inverter driven and the output is always chasing and lagging behind its input, whereas a spinning turbine just keeps spinning via inertia, in spite of load fluctuations.
This has other advantages with possible reactive power compensation and load diversion on distribution and transmission networks, if fully implemented.
In this case, I wouldn’t be surprised if they have island mode capability because of unreliability from the grid.
Any renewable energy is cheaper than fossil fuels.
Over the 30-50 year life of a power plant, fuel is by far the biggest cost. Renewables have zero fuel cost.
Hey if it works in nature.
The winglets on the end of airplane wings were added after watching hawk wing feathers with slow motion cameras.
The joke is that this is the best representation of a Fourier transform you’re ever likely to see.



Pfisterer HV terminations are male to male. They also have big butt plugs for when they’re not in use. Kinky Germans.