Yawn. That's not a fact. Electric power, P=(VQ)/t, is simply the movement of charge as defined by Coulomb's law. There is no "carbon footprint" in this. Now, if you are referring to electricity generation, that's a different thing, as was already explained, renewables offer significantly lower carbon emissions even when taking into account "hidden" emissions, those encountered in developing the renewable systems (Pehl et al, 2017). So either you are trying to troll, or you REALLY didn't finish school because that level of comprehension rivals a wooden post.
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