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Everyone isn't going to switch over in 1 month or even 1 year. There will be a slow progression. We never have "doubts" that the grid can actually handle the de
by snarf21 4y ago
Everyone isn't going to switch over in 1 month or even 1 year. There will be a slow progression. We never have "doubts" that the grid can actually handle the demand when for each new 200+ person development we build. I'm sure there are places that need upgrades but they'll get them when they are needed just like when we put in a new shopping center and have to add new infrastructure.
- starkd 4y agoThe problem is that there is not enough development of new sources. Even with efficiency gains from wind/solar, not only is it not enough they have to be backed up with coal or gas. Also, plugging the new sources into the grid is not a simple process as it looks.