> All I'm really arguing is that non-renewables are able to accommodate bursty and unpredictable demand much better than renewables. You do realize that all of

> All I'm really arguing is that non-renewables are able to accommodate bursty and unpredictable demand much better than renewables. You do realize that all of this is happening because a bunch of non-renewable power plants failed, right? You're making an argument that's literally countermanded by the exact situation we're discussing.