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Given how long it takes to build out major things to augment the grid, 13 years doesn't seem like enough time in all honesty. That presumes no current effort t
by inferiorhuman 4y ago
Given how long it takes to build out major things to augment the grid, 13 years doesn't seem like enough time in all honesty.
That presumes no current effort to improve the grid is underway. California's been working to eliminate transmission bottlenecks for a couple decades now. And then you have projects like this:
https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2022-08-23/wyoming-clean-energy-california https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2022-08-23/wyoming...
- Alupis 4y ago> California's been working to eliminate transmission bottlenecks for a couple decades now. Well, that's my point. We're still not there and several decades have been spent already. As it stands today, if you want your electricity to come from renewables, it often costs significantly more than "regular" power. That's a step in the wrong direction... > And then you have projects like this Been around long enough to have seen things like this before. I'll believe it when I see it.