California has very few coal plants left, so the likelihood that it will replace that natural gas capacity with coal is very low. Please feel free to provide a

California has very few coal plants left, so the likelihood that it will replace that natural gas capacity with coal is very low. Please feel free to provide a citation for your assertion though. The state isn't building new coal capacity at all. It's cheaper by nearly every metric to build renewables and storage than build new coal capacity, or just import natural gas from another source.