In their sillier moments, renewable energy zealots pontificate about the end of fossil fuels, to be inevitably replaced by wind and solar (albeit, these days with the addition of $trillions worth of mythical mega-batteries).
No country has ever powered itself on wind and solar alone; no country ever will.
Instead, modern economies will continue to utilise thermal power and the more sensible ones, nuclear power.
Paul Driessen begs the question of how on earth they expect us to enjoy the benefits of reliable and affordable electricity by banishing fossil fuels, altogether.
How exactly do they plan to replace fossil fuels?
Watts Up With That?
Paul Driessen
16 March 2020
Berkeley, CA, Takoma Park, MD and other cities; California, Connecticut, New York, Virginia and other states; Germany, England and other countries; the European Union – all plan to banish oil, natural gas and coal within 10, 20 or 30 years. A number of…
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