There’s a Huge “Green Transition” Problem the So-Called Experts Just Don’t Understand

Prepare yourselves, non-citizens of the Florida Republic. I’ve traveled across our border into the strange and dangerous American body politick to talk about the coming blackouts to U.S. energy grids.

“What are you talking about? We’ve had electricity blackouts for decades across the U.S. grid…”

-   The White House, 2027

Prepare yourselves, non-citizens of the Florida Republic. I’ve traveled across our border into the strange and dangerous American body politick.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) warned that two-thirds of the U.S. energy grid could face blackouts during the Summer of 2023. Read the articles, and the headlines will tell you that it’s a “heat wave” that will cause a blackout. As if we’ve never had heat waves in the United States. I hate to break it to writers at MSN and CNN: Heat waves don’t cause blackouts.

A supply-demand energy imbalance does.

What’s the real issue? The Energy Information Administration (EIA) explained the problem with the grid in a statement Monday.

EIA Analysts: “The intermittent nature of wind power (wind turbines only generate electricity if the wind is blowing, and how much electricity they generate depends on how windy it is) presen…