Political strategies and climate targets may sound convincing — but natural laws are non-negotiable.
Wind power needs wind. Solar needs sunlight. When both are missing, no policy paper can fill the gap: without large-scale storage, fossil fuels must step in to keep the grid stable.
The latest Bloomberg report makes this painfully clear: In Europe, coal and gas production will rise by 50% in July because wind generation is expected to plunge by 40%. Emissions and electricity prices will surge.
Physics isn’t “mean” — it’s relentlessly consistent.
If we truly want an energy transition, we must prioritize storage solutions instead of endlessly adding generation capacity.
Wishful thinking has no place. Physics decides.