[Moldoteck]

You can inspect how that paper was peer reviewed by pointing out what was wrong with it) To me it's wild how people are defending nonsense written by frauds like Lund and Jacobson, both heavy antinuclear proponents that treat hydrogen as some dirt cheap power firming option

The discussion was about speed anyway. UAE achieved higher TWh of clean power than both Denmark and Portugal in less time, as simple as that - this is undeniable

The statement about "handouts of trillions to pet technology" shows you just don't care about emissions, you hate nuclear. Per IPEX nuclear gets 15x less subsidies vs renewables in EU. Germany spent on EEG alone double the cost of entire french nuclear fleet, the gap getting wider. From this year transmission will be subsidized too because DE households have highest prices in EU, close to Denmark. But i guess subsidies for your favorite technology are fine and for the rest it's absolute evil.

Saying that UAE didn't achieve success with it's Barakah is either delusion or willingness to ignore reality.

[ViewTrick1002]

You do realize that you went completely off the rails here?

I still haven't seen you levy a single factual criticism to the methodology in the paper I linked. It is just you lashing out.

Again you don't care about cumulative emissions, or the grid size.

https://imgur.com/a/09DMS72

And this is the graphs if you assume that renewables never become perfect:

https://imgur.com/a/WrLUrwK

You do realize based on these graphs that every investment in nuclear power just leads to more emissions?

Now lets talk about your TWh per year figure, comparing apples to oranges. UAEs grid is 184 TWh. Why didnt UAE do like Germany and deployed 196 TWh renewabels in that time and completely decarbonize their grid?

Are you realize how absolutely stupid you sound trying to compare TWh per year figures without referencing the grid size?