I'd argue this is just pr promo for the 'all electric' lobby. I'm a small nuclear reactor enthusiast but we are decades away from that. In places like Californi

I'd argue this is just pr promo for the 'all electric' lobby. I'm a small nuclear reactor enthusiast but we are decades away from that. In places like California where the electric grid is mostly a 3rd world above ground shambles, and where pge turn off the power if it's windy or they have caused fires in summer this will literally mean turning off all energy in a world where gas and gasoline are outlawed. Not viable.