Knowing how and being politically prevented from doing so are entirely different things. It’s nuclear or fossil fuels until an order of magnitude change in che

Knowing how and being politically prevented from doing so are entirely different things. It’s nuclear or fossil fuels until an order of magnitude change in chemical storage. No one is going to be building enough gas peaker plants sitting idle 360 days a year to achieve the reliability of the grid most consumers and modern civilization require. So it’s burn more gas or coal on a regular basis or enjoy power outages if you want what we have today. I love solar. I plan to have a week or so worth of battery at an off grid home someday soon. It’s both entirely financially impractical (yay disposable tech income) and I will still back it with an expensive propane generator since I live over here in reality.