In mid-April, Spain’s socialist government bragged that, for the first time, the nation was powered by 100 percent “renewable” energy—mostly solar and wind.
One week later, Spain, Portugal, parts of France, and several other countries suffered the largest peacetime blackout in their histories.
Net Zero came to Europe all right—as in zero energy.
We were perhaps seconds away from nearly the entire continent going dark.
Yet again, wind, solar, and other “renewables” proved they simply cannot generate the consistent power needed to keep a complex electricity grid stable.
We’ve been warning about this for a while, and today we’ll break down exactly what happened.