The plan is to double onshore wind, build more offshore wind, and triple solar. That can certainly offset a lot of nonrenewable production and seems entirely po

The plan is to double onshore wind, build more offshore wind, and triple solar. That can certainly offset a lot of nonrenewable production and seems entirely possible in the given time-frame. But what gets offset? Before last week, I would've assumed coal/lignite/oil. The real development is a shift in priorities -- namely, from decreasing GHG to weaning off of Russian natgas. What I don't quite understand is how all of this additional renewable energy production is supposed to offset natgas... electrifying the entire country's HVAC infrastructure seems like almost a bigger hurdle than increasing renewable production?