> We'll always need something to be able to provide a base-load of electricity. Correct. Advanced geothermal and thermal batteries will be a large part of the

> We'll always need something to be able to provide a base-load of electricity. Correct. Advanced geothermal and thermal batteries will be a large part of the solution. Those nascent markets today are where PV and Li-ion were in the 2000s: proven technologies that have climbed onto the cost-learning curve ladder, now just need capital and time. We're so close to having all the necessary solutions we need to achieve net zero, and then push forward to net negative (to get CO2 back down to 350ppm).