> that energy is going to be entirely hydroelectric I doing know the details, but this style of thinking is usually wrong. Power is a network. Only if there

> that energy is going to be entirely hydroelectric I doing know the details, but this style of thinking is usually wrong. Power is a network. Only if there is unused hydroelectric generation is the power green. Otherwise you are just shifting power and tagging it "green", but not making any actual difference. Marginal changes cause marginal increases. It is unintuitive and requires thinking about power in the right way.