Daily power rationing is the inevitable product of the ‘inevitable’ transition to an all wind and sun powered future.
When the sun sets and/or calm weather sets in wind and solar power can’t be bought, at any price.
So, even at first glance, the perceived logic of supplying consumers with electricity from nothing but wholly weather-dependent wind power and wholly sunshine-dependent solar power lacks any connection with reality.
Sure, when wind and solar output entirely collapse electricity will be available. But it will come from expensive to run fast start-up gas and diesel plants. And you’ll be forced to pay a staggering price to get it.
The rollout of mandatory smart meters is part of the package: when wind and solar power output hits the floor the grid manager is able to drive the price you’ll pay through the roof.
None of this, of course, troubles the filthy rich, who…
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