> which it isn't, when you're building a mostly-renewable grid at continental scale Can you give any arguments for that surprising statement? I hope we can ag

> which it isn't, when you're building a mostly-renewable grid at continental scale Can you give any arguments for that surprising statement? I hope we can agree that solar energy will dry up across all of China on a nightly basis. Wind strength is also often strongly correlated over large areas. Sweden has learned this the hard way in recent winters.