Or at least we have to assume that the people that managed to make the feat that he boasts about, know what they are doing: >The European electricity grid is a

Or at least we have to assume that the people that managed to make the feat that he boasts about, know what they are doing: >The European electricity grid is a modern miracle. It is the largest synchronous electrical grid (by connected power) in the world. It interconnects 520 million end-customers in 32 countries, including non-European Union members such as Morocco or Turkey. But then he makes a sharp turn to: >Here is the thing. The grid builds on physics, not ideology.(...) ...So is the grid a feat of engineering, or ideology? Haven't the decision makers being in contact with the ones who built and maintain this "modern miracle"? Or was this modern miracle the product of pure luck? To end up on: >What am I trying to explain? >Europe will NOT deliver on its climate targets. >The energy transition is an order of mangnitude more complex than laws or ideology allow for. Accept. Ok.