> Now try to guess what is happening when everyone starts to do what Germany is doing for close to 20 years now ? What will happen is that people will learn to

> Now try to guess what is happening when everyone starts to do what Germany is doing for close to 20 years now ? What will happen is that people will learn to build an energy system that works well with this situation. Which will likely mean things like industrial plants that shut down when electricity is scarce and get payed for that by the grid operator, because that's cheaper than having a lot of storage. It will mean new industries will be built by using excess renewables (likely hydrogen will be such an industry). I'm excited to see that happen.