[LINK] Hold up your hands if you Like HT Transmission Lines - Was - solar plants
Marghanita da Cruz
marghanita at ramin.com.au
Mon Jun 20 17:37:46 AEST 2011
To complete the picture, below, some people have several hours of commuting
from home to jobs by public transport and live on poorly serviced public
transport routes- probably worst in Canberra - I was amazed by the story I
heard about commuting on public transport between Gunghalin to Woden a
couple of years ago.
Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
> Jan Whitaker wrote:
>> At 05:10 PM 20/06/2011, Richard Chirgwin wrote:
>>
>>> Some things are natural - for eg, people using lights at night, fridges
>>> consuming more during the day, etc. But I think we need a more
>>> sophisticated understanding of real needs, rather than assuming that
>>> today's baseload is somehow sacred.
>> We're back to manufacturing and business needs. Going to work during
>> day shifts focuses daytime usage. I wonder what would happen to power
>> needs if there were a 2nd shift approach in more industries. Oh, and
>> how about impact on peak hour(s) traffic, both roads and public
>> transport? That could also be spread out.
>>
> <snip>
>
> This was the idea behind flexitime - which has been around for 30 years at
> least. Workers adjusted their work hours to suit these kinds of things. I
> recall noting that some people worked really long hours, they were there
> when I arrived and left...then it dawned on me, they had a company car,
> while I strolled into work.
>
> By the way, Sydney Harbour Bridge now has variable toll - I would expect
> Melbourne's tollways would too.
>
> Marghanita
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