I don’t think so. The current reckless course has us replacing stable base load with intermittent sources before we have any storage solution. That means you n

I don’t think so. The current reckless course has us replacing stable base load with intermittent sources before we have any storage solution. That means you need to massively overbuild generation and transmission capacity to meet reliability requirements. Electricity prices are set to greatly increase if we stay on the same path. Of course, your friendly regulated utility loves this as they make a set % on assets they own. They could careless about efficient generation. More assets = better returns for their investors.