I think right now, almost noone can actually grasp how valuable the stability and anti-fragility of the current hydrocarbon-based energy system is to society (w

I think right now, almost noone can actually grasp how valuable the stability and anti-fragility of the current hydrocarbon-based energy system is to society (with ~ 85 % of all energy still being fossil). The (necessary/inevitable) shift from that hydrocarbon system towards more and more electricity IMO will introduce more and more fragility. Strategic oil reserves and natural gas reserves can supply nations for months of heating, car/truck driving and electricity generation. Now shift all this to electric heating and EVs and the system will have a lot less buffer overall. It'll be weeks (and that's optimistic) instead of months. Yes, sounds a bit like FUD even to myself, but this is what it looks like to me, when I try to look at the energy system in a more abstract way.