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But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.Incorrect. Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.
wrong. Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.
But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.
Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.Isn't the cooling in one spot immediately offset by the warming in another spot?
Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.
My claim has always been the best way to usher in the next ice age is the widespread use of solar.If only that was your original claim.
"Any solar radiation that is converted into electricity is solar radiation that will not heat the surface of the planet. It's a material balance"
Still funny.
My claim has always been the best way to usher in the next ice age is the widespread use of solar.
It’s a really bad idea in the middle of an ice age.
Less infrared radiation was measured at six solar farms after PV cells were installed.Your claim about solar leading to an ice age was based on an error.....Any solar radiation that is converted into electricity is solar radiation that will not heat the surface of the planet.
Photons which would have otherwise produced heat from striking the surface of the planet are converted into electricity instead.
Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.The missing heat is found where the electricity was used.
Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.
Less measured infrared radiation after PV cells were installed says otherwise.Any solar radiation that is converted into electricity is solar radiation that will not heat the surface of the planet.
Still wrong.
Less measured infrared radiation after PV cells were installed says otherwise.
Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.And yet, still wrong.
Waste heat generated from electricity use is independent of the generating source. So replacing fossil fuels with solar power doesn’t change the amount of waste heat from electricity usage. But solar does produce an incremental cooling effect at the solar farm because photons - which would have otherwise produced heat - was converted into electricity instead.
