That argument applies to my personal electricity bill too. I buy my power from a company that supplies 100% regenerative power and gets most of its power from

That argument applies to my personal electricity bill too. I buy my power from a company that supplies 100% regenerative power and gets most of its power from new generation facilities, 350 of them so far. Those 350 deliver power to about a half-million people, which obviously took market share away from existing fossil plants and pushed the market prices down. So by that test, what action does not prolong the use of fossil fuel? You're making the test much too strict.