The failures of the “energy transition” are increasingly hard to ignore. It’s not just that the transition is failing to pick up steam; it’s failing in general.
In the regions of the world that have most embraced wind and solar, such as Germany and the United States, in places like California, Texas, and others, it has had disastrous effects on the reliability of the electric grid and put upward pressure on costs.
Luckily for Arizona residents, state regulators have seen the train wreck unfolding elsewhere and wisely decided to avoid making the same mistakes by moving to repeal the state’s mandate for unreliable wind and solar resources.
