It's worth noting those graphs are about what power is generated in-state, not what power is consumed in-state. In VT's case, they shut down a nuclear plant wi

It's worth noting those graphs are about what power is generated in-state, not what power is consumed in-state. In VT's case, they shut down a nuclear plant with no in-state replacement for the power, and now they buy 60% of their power from out of state. A lot of which comes from Hydro-Quebec, so it's often still renewable in their case.