Is there a legitimate concern that they won't figure it out? This is just an exercise in engineering, and they've been expanding the grid for decades. The kin

Is there a legitimate concern that they won't figure it out? This is just an exercise in engineering, and they've been expanding the grid for decades. The kind of growth required to support EVs even if every single car sold today was electric is entirely within the bounds of past success. How is it glib to assume that power engineers are capable of engineering a grid that can support our needs?