There is no relevance to the conversation of those numbers. You are focusing on it because you think it proves something which it doesn't.
You said the US energy companies are at all time highs and AGL will follow. I point out that it is a renewable driven boom and the companies are almost indistinguishable from AGL.
Now how is solar % relevant?
Here is some US data for you.
Coal is dying there just like in Australia.
https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=47196
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