You are making that claim based on our current generation mix and capacity.
Correct, because the problem is that periodic demand doesn’t start to be a good idea until very far beyond the point where adding solar panels stops being remotely profitable.
There is a giant hole in the middle where we don’t really have a good option yet, and yeah, it will take something shutting down factories for a few months, but I really don’t see that as remotely realistic until shit gets dire.
Honestly, it’s absurd that we have an answer, but were not doing it because saving the climate would involve seven people not buying their twelfth golden toilet.
We very much agree.
Correct, because the problem is that periodic demand doesn’t start to be a good idea until very far beyond the point where adding solar panels stops being remotely profitable.
There is a giant hole in the middle where we don’t really have a good option yet, and yeah, it will take something shutting down factories for a few months, but I really don’t see that as remotely realistic until shit gets dire.
Honestly, it’s absurd that we have an answer, but were not doing it because saving the climate would involve seven people not buying their twelfth golden toilet.