If you read the article, you will see that 55% of the power in question was hydro, so your comment seems a little beside the point, since we are not talking abo

If you read the article, you will see that 55% of the power in question was hydro, so your comment seems a little beside the point, since we are not talking about wind+solar, but wind+solar+hydro. Though obviously it's spring so this isn't a year-round possibility.