What a dumb article. To begin with, nothing is jeopardising the grid right now in Western Australia, it is running just fine. The claim seems to be that if we

What a dumb article. To begin with, nothing is jeopardising the grid right now in Western Australia, it is running just fine. The claim seems to be that if we do not account for the increasing share of solar power in the future generation mix, then we may grid stability have problems sometime in the future... Given that the solutions to such problems are well known and inexpensive - how about we don't plod stupidly into the future? Was that ever the plan? And the "lesson for Australia" is what, exactly? Plan ahead?