[12Gauge687]

After seeing the windmills in Holland, I didn’t think those bigger ones would really work since there’s little they can do to store the energy. I think they’re only good for churning butter or milling grain.

[DungeonMaster]

After seeing the windmills in Holland, I didn’t think those bigger ones would really work since there’s little they can do to store the energy. I think they’re only good for churning butter or milling grain.

STORE ENERGY!? Does a Nuke store energy?

[Ben Ficklin]

"there's little they can do to store the energy"

A sizable amount on Denmark's windpower is stored.

It is exported to neighboring countries and used in lieu of hydropower, thus storing the windpower as hydropower.

This article by Trebilcock has been rebutted. The Danish grid operator points out the numbers Trebilcock uses, 36% for 2006, were a result low rainfall and less hydropower, not inadequacies of windpower.

[Rebelbase]

"I think they’re only good for churning butter or milling grain."