Fair point, but the whole impetus for this reporting is that Fitch, one of the big 3 ratings agencies, has raised the issue and acknowledged that the full effec

Fair point, but the whole impetus for this reporting is that Fitch, one of the big 3 ratings agencies, has raised the issue and acknowledged that the full effect of battery technologies exceeds the time frame of their rating methodologies and so they're urging utilities to diversify into clean energy. I know that doesn't absolve them of past sins or even imply that they can be trusted, it just struck me as ironic that a warning from one is the basis of this post and discussion. They're doing their job here.