l reckon the global renewable industry has genuine momentum now.
Renewables have reached grid scale output all around the world. The duck curve is really starting to cause problems hence the energy storage industry now has a rocket under it.
We are seeing examples such as California's evening battery output demonstrating what is achievable .
Our own South Australia is a world leader in grid scale generation .
Germany has now achieved over 50% renewables . China by many reports will hit peak co2 emissions this year .
Countries around the world are now starting their own renewable manufacturing industries outside of China .
The renewable game has gone from a nice idea to mainstream .
As your story suggests , while governments and councils argue over nuclear plants that might be built in 20 years, renewable installations are being built today .
Every day .
lncreasing electricity generation capacity every day. No waiting decades for some old technology that can't compete .
Large renewable and energy storage projects are constantly rolling out all around the world . Built in months rather than decades .
Even good old nuclear Ontario is putting in batteries to back up the baseload generation.
Ontario makes Canada’s biggest-ever battery storage procurement to meet target
