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The Green Energy Wall Can't Arrive Quickly Enough
« on: May 15, 2024, 07:11:23 am »
The Green Energy Wall Can't Arrive Quickly Enough
May 13, 2024/ Francis Menton

We are fast approaching something I have called the “Green Energy Wall.”  The “Wall” consists of some combination of real-world obstacles, partly cost and partly physics, that will inevitably end the quest for emissions-free “net zero” electricity generation well before the goal of zero emissions is reached.  I first identified the approaching Wall in this post in December 2021, and remarked that it was “gradually coming into focus” in this follow-up post in November 2023.  Everyone who pays attention and is capable of doing basic arithmetic knows that the we are approaching this Wall, some jurisdictions much faster than others.  (New York has voluntarily put itself in the front ranks.).

What we don’t know is how the hitting of the Wall will manifest itself:  Widespread and frequent blackouts?  Regular, enforced load-shedding brown-outs?  Tripling or quadrupling of electricity prices?  A political uprising as people realize that they have been duped by scammers claiming that an energy transition would be easy and cheap?  Or perhaps it will be all of the above.

Meanwhile, the years pass slowly.  The impossibility of the situation we are digging into becomes more and more obvious, but so far there is no obvious crisis.  Will it arrive in another year, or two?  Or maybe five?

https://www.manhattancontrarian.com/blog/2024-5-13-the-green-energy-wall-cant-arrive-quickly-enough
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