Crashwrite
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Unsurprisingly, 60 Minutes ratings are down.
What people like Ellison don’t understand is that many of us wouldn’t watch CBS News, including 60 Minutes, if you paid us.
Like Bezos, they don’t understand that consuming content is as much a statement of values as anything.
What people like Ellison don’t understand is that many of us wouldn’t watch CBS News, including 60 Minutes, if you paid us.
Like Bezos, they don’t understand that consuming content is as much a statement of values as anything.
September 16, 2026 at 12:41 AM
Unsurprisingly, 60 Minutes ratings are down.
What people like Ellison don’t understand is that many of us wouldn’t watch CBS News, including 60 Minutes, if you paid us.
Like Bezos, they don’t understand that consuming content is as much a statement of values as anything.
What people like Ellison don’t understand is that many of us wouldn’t watch CBS News, including 60 Minutes, if you paid us.
Like Bezos, they don’t understand that consuming content is as much a statement of values as anything.
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After the worst heat of the year, fossil gas use is still 48% lower in 2026 than in 2023 and has supplied only 20% of all electricity in 2026 versus 39% in 2023.
189th >100% WWS day of 2026. 56.3% of all electricity during the year has been from WWS.
189th >100% WWS day of 2026. 56.3% of all electricity during the year has been from WWS.
September 15, 2026 at 1:04 PM
After the worst heat of the year, fossil gas use is still 48% lower in 2026 than in 2023 and has supplied only 20% of all electricity in 2026 versus 39% in 2023.
189th >100% WWS day of 2026. 56.3% of all electricity during the year has been from WWS.
189th >100% WWS day of 2026. 56.3% of all electricity during the year has been from WWS.
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WWS supply has now exceeded 100% of demand on the California ISO grid for 18.5% of all hours in 2026.
56.2% of all demand in 2026 has been met by WWS.
187th 100% WWS day of the year on Sat, Sep. 13.
WindWaterSolar continues to provide stable output in California, even through heat waves.
56.2% of all demand in 2026 has been met by WWS.
187th 100% WWS day of the year on Sat, Sep. 13.
WindWaterSolar continues to provide stable output in California, even through heat waves.
September 13, 2026 at 5:26 PM
WWS supply has now exceeded 100% of demand on the California ISO grid for 18.5% of all hours in 2026.
56.2% of all demand in 2026 has been met by WWS.
187th 100% WWS day of the year on Sat, Sep. 13.
WindWaterSolar continues to provide stable output in California, even through heat waves.
56.2% of all demand in 2026 has been met by WWS.
187th 100% WWS day of the year on Sat, Sep. 13.
WindWaterSolar continues to provide stable output in California, even through heat waves.
I don't know. I guess I'm just old. But what I'd like to see in a foldable iPhone is something that folds vertically like the old Startac or Razr. So, when it's in in my pocke, it's small, but when I take it out to use it, it's like my regular sized iPhone.
September 11, 2026 at 5:29 AM
I don't know. I guess I'm just old. But what I'd like to see in a foldable iPhone is something that folds vertically like the old Startac or Razr. So, when it's in in my pocke, it's small, but when I take it out to use it, it's like my regular sized iPhone.
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Gas relegated to mid-July to August, and that use will disappear as WWS continues growing
4 days straight & 183/245 (75%) with WWS meeting >100% of demand for 4.4 h/day
Gas down 49.1% '26 v '23
WWS up 21%
Solar up 53%
Wind up 21%
Batteries up 319%
WWS has met 56.7% of demand in '26 v 47.2% in '23
4 days straight & 183/245 (75%) with WWS meeting >100% of demand for 4.4 h/day
Gas down 49.1% '26 v '23
WWS up 21%
Solar up 53%
Wind up 21%
Batteries up 319%
WWS has met 56.7% of demand in '26 v 47.2% in '23
September 3, 2026 at 7:03 PM
Gas relegated to mid-July to August, and that use will disappear as WWS continues growing
4 days straight & 183/245 (75%) with WWS meeting >100% of demand for 4.4 h/day
Gas down 49.1% '26 v '23
WWS up 21%
Solar up 53%
Wind up 21%
Batteries up 319%
WWS has met 56.7% of demand in '26 v 47.2% in '23
4 days straight & 183/245 (75%) with WWS meeting >100% of demand for 4.4 h/day
Gas down 49.1% '26 v '23
WWS up 21%
Solar up 53%
Wind up 21%
Batteries up 319%
WWS has met 56.7% of demand in '26 v 47.2% in '23
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Record battery output (13.441 GW) on the 177th of 230 days (77%) in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand for part of the day.
WWS has meet 57.5% of all demand YTD, and fossil gas has met only 18.2%. It is down 53% versus 2023.
WWS has meet 57.5% of all demand YTD, and fossil gas has met only 18.2%. It is down 53% versus 2023.
August 19, 2026 at 5:04 PM
Record battery output (13.441 GW) on the 177th of 230 days (77%) in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand for part of the day.
WWS has meet 57.5% of all demand YTD, and fossil gas has met only 18.2%. It is down 53% versus 2023.
WWS has meet 57.5% of all demand YTD, and fossil gas has met only 18.2%. It is down 53% versus 2023.
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New solar peak output record (23.49 GW) and battery output record (57.71 GWh/day) on Saturday, August 15, 2026, on the CAISO grid.
175th of 227 days (77.1%) in 2026 with WWS>100% of demand for part of the day.
Solar up 52%, wind up 17%, batteries up 322%, fossil gas down 53% in 2026 v 2023.
175th of 227 days (77.1%) in 2026 with WWS>100% of demand for part of the day.
Solar up 52%, wind up 17%, batteries up 322%, fossil gas down 53% in 2026 v 2023.
August 16, 2026 at 5:34 PM
New solar peak output record (23.49 GW) and battery output record (57.71 GWh/day) on Saturday, August 15, 2026, on the CAISO grid.
175th of 227 days (77.1%) in 2026 with WWS>100% of demand for part of the day.
Solar up 52%, wind up 17%, batteries up 322%, fossil gas down 53% in 2026 v 2023.
175th of 227 days (77.1%) in 2026 with WWS>100% of demand for part of the day.
Solar up 52%, wind up 17%, batteries up 322%, fossil gas down 53% in 2026 v 2023.
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During a summer with high temperatures and high electricity demand, WindWaterSolar exceeds 100% of demand for parts of the 174th of 226 days during the year (77%).
August 15, 2026 at 5:02 PM
During a summer with high temperatures and high electricity demand, WindWaterSolar exceeds 100% of demand for parts of the 174th of 226 days during the year (77%).
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Spread the word - another record on the 99th of 100 days in CA with >100% clean, renewable energy.
New battery peak discharge record of 12.994 GW on the 27th straight, 99th of 100, and 160th of 185 (87%) days in '26 with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand, for an avg of 5.4 h/day.
New battery peak discharge record of 12.994 GW on the 27th straight, 99th of 100, and 160th of 185 (87%) days in '26 with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand, for an avg of 5.4 h/day.
July 10, 2026 at 4:57 PM
Spread the word - another record on the 99th of 100 days in CA with >100% clean, renewable energy.
New battery peak discharge record of 12.994 GW on the 27th straight, 99th of 100, and 160th of 185 (87%) days in '26 with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand, for an avg of 5.4 h/day.
New battery peak discharge record of 12.994 GW on the 27th straight, 99th of 100, and 160th of 185 (87%) days in '26 with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand, for an avg of 5.4 h/day.
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And here is a visualization of the country-by-country penetration of WindWaterSolar
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July 7, 2026 at 8:17 PM
And here is a visualization of the country-by-country penetration of WindWaterSolar
web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/j...
web.stanford.edu/group/efmh/j...
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Just another day, another 100% WindWaterSolar day
95 of the last 96 days and 161 of 186 (86.6%) all year have seen WWS meet>100% of demand
Gas down 62.4%, batt up 337%, solar up 54%, wind up 15% '26 v '23
Demand almost same as in '23
WWS has provided 59% of all in-state CAISO electricity in '26
95 of the last 96 days and 161 of 186 (86.6%) all year have seen WWS meet>100% of demand
Gas down 62.4%, batt up 337%, solar up 54%, wind up 15% '26 v '23
Demand almost same as in '23
WWS has provided 59% of all in-state CAISO electricity in '26
July 6, 2026 at 4:21 PM
Just another day, another 100% WindWaterSolar day
95 of the last 96 days and 161 of 186 (86.6%) all year have seen WWS meet>100% of demand
Gas down 62.4%, batt up 337%, solar up 54%, wind up 15% '26 v '23
Demand almost same as in '23
WWS has provided 59% of all in-state CAISO electricity in '26
95 of the last 96 days and 161 of 186 (86.6%) all year have seen WWS meet>100% of demand
Gas down 62.4%, batt up 337%, solar up 54%, wind up 15% '26 v '23
Demand almost same as in '23
WWS has provided 59% of all in-state CAISO electricity in '26
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Happy Independence and Energy Independence Day
Let's celebrate something really good in the US
WindWaterSolar renewables & storage are proving themselves capable of providing reliable power.
CAISO grid WWS has met >100% of demand for 93 of 94 days & 159 of 184 (86.4%) in '26 for an avg of 5.4 h/d
Let's celebrate something really good in the US
WindWaterSolar renewables & storage are proving themselves capable of providing reliable power.
CAISO grid WWS has met >100% of demand for 93 of 94 days & 159 of 184 (86.4%) in '26 for an avg of 5.4 h/d
July 4, 2026 at 5:26 PM
Happy Independence and Energy Independence Day
Let's celebrate something really good in the US
WindWaterSolar renewables & storage are proving themselves capable of providing reliable power.
CAISO grid WWS has met >100% of demand for 93 of 94 days & 159 of 184 (86.4%) in '26 for an avg of 5.4 h/d
Let's celebrate something really good in the US
WindWaterSolar renewables & storage are proving themselves capable of providing reliable power.
CAISO grid WWS has met >100% of demand for 93 of 94 days & 159 of 184 (86.4%) in '26 for an avg of 5.4 h/d
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California may soon be able to eliminate entirely fossil gas peaker plants because a combination of batteries, hydro, and imports (which themselves are 58% WindWaterSolar and growing) provide the exact same service but at a much lower cost and faster ramp rate (and more cleanly and safely).
Phenomenal!
Fossil gas has supplied only 3-5.6% of CAISO electricity each of the last 6 days, all in summer, and only 13.6% of electricity in all of 2026, DOWN 62% versus 2023.
Meanwhile, solar is up 54.4%, wind is up 16%, and batteries are up 337% in '26 v '23.
Fossil gas has supplied only 3-5.6% of CAISO electricity each of the last 6 days, all in summer, and only 13.6% of electricity in all of 2026, DOWN 62% versus 2023.
Meanwhile, solar is up 54.4%, wind is up 16%, and batteries are up 337% in '26 v '23.
July 2, 2026 at 3:11 PM
California may soon be able to eliminate entirely fossil gas peaker plants because a combination of batteries, hydro, and imports (which themselves are 58% WindWaterSolar and growing) provide the exact same service but at a much lower cost and faster ramp rate (and more cleanly and safely).
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Wow!
Gas has sunk so low and wind has jumped so high that wind has surpassed fossil gas as the 2nd-largest in-state source of electricity in California.
*Solar:163 GWh/day 2026
*Wind 75.4
Gas 73.9
Nuclear 54.2
*Large hydro 53
*Geothermal 17.1
*Small hydro 6.7
Biomass 5
Biogas 3.9
Total WWS* 315.3
Gas has sunk so low and wind has jumped so high that wind has surpassed fossil gas as the 2nd-largest in-state source of electricity in California.
*Solar:163 GWh/day 2026
*Wind 75.4
Gas 73.9
Nuclear 54.2
*Large hydro 53
*Geothermal 17.1
*Small hydro 6.7
Biomass 5
Biogas 3.9
Total WWS* 315.3
Ho hum, only 89 of the last 90 days and 155 of 180 in 2026 with WindWaterSolar > 100% of demand on the CAISO grid, now averaging 5.3 h/d among all days.
58.6% of all demand met by WWS in '26.
Gas down 61.3% in '26 v '23 and has supplied less than 4% of all demand for the last three days.
58.6% of all demand met by WWS in '26.
Gas down 61.3% in '26 v '23 and has supplied less than 4% of all demand for the last three days.
June 30, 2026 at 9:34 PM
Wow!
Gas has sunk so low and wind has jumped so high that wind has surpassed fossil gas as the 2nd-largest in-state source of electricity in California.
*Solar:163 GWh/day 2026
*Wind 75.4
Gas 73.9
Nuclear 54.2
*Large hydro 53
*Geothermal 17.1
*Small hydro 6.7
Biomass 5
Biogas 3.9
Total WWS* 315.3
Gas has sunk so low and wind has jumped so high that wind has surpassed fossil gas as the 2nd-largest in-state source of electricity in California.
*Solar:163 GWh/day 2026
*Wind 75.4
Gas 73.9
Nuclear 54.2
*Large hydro 53
*Geothermal 17.1
*Small hydro 6.7
Biomass 5
Biogas 3.9
Total WWS* 315.3
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More crazy records in CA
June 20 was a day not only with the highest WindWaterSolar as % of demand ever (164.6%), thus a day with the min net load ever (-9.2 GW), but also a day with the most hours WWS>100% of demand (10.33 h) in 2026
Plus, fossil gas supplied only 3.1% of demand.
June 20 was a day not only with the highest WindWaterSolar as % of demand ever (164.6%), thus a day with the min net load ever (-9.2 GW), but also a day with the most hours WWS>100% of demand (10.33 h) in 2026
Plus, fossil gas supplied only 3.1% of demand.
June 21, 2026 at 4:20 PM
More crazy records in CA
June 20 was a day not only with the highest WindWaterSolar as % of demand ever (164.6%), thus a day with the min net load ever (-9.2 GW), but also a day with the most hours WWS>100% of demand (10.33 h) in 2026
Plus, fossil gas supplied only 3.1% of demand.
June 20 was a day not only with the highest WindWaterSolar as % of demand ever (164.6%), thus a day with the min net load ever (-9.2 GW), but also a day with the most hours WWS>100% of demand (10.33 h) in 2026
Plus, fossil gas supplied only 3.1% of demand.
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I love my job. Progress like this helps overcome the bad news
CAISO record peak WWS (30.1GW) surpasses highest 24-h demand (29.5GW) for first time ever in June
145 of 170 days (85.3%) 2026 w/WWS>100% of demand
57.75% of demand in '26 met w/WWS
Gas down 61%, batt up 337%, solar up 56% '26 v '23
CAISO record peak WWS (30.1GW) surpasses highest 24-h demand (29.5GW) for first time ever in June
145 of 170 days (85.3%) 2026 w/WWS>100% of demand
57.75% of demand in '26 met w/WWS
Gas down 61%, batt up 337%, solar up 56% '26 v '23
June 20, 2026 at 6:38 PM
I love my job. Progress like this helps overcome the bad news
CAISO record peak WWS (30.1GW) surpasses highest 24-h demand (29.5GW) for first time ever in June
145 of 170 days (85.3%) 2026 w/WWS>100% of demand
57.75% of demand in '26 met w/WWS
Gas down 61%, batt up 337%, solar up 56% '26 v '23
CAISO record peak WWS (30.1GW) surpasses highest 24-h demand (29.5GW) for first time ever in June
145 of 170 days (85.3%) 2026 w/WWS>100% of demand
57.75% of demand in '26 met w/WWS
Gas down 61%, batt up 337%, solar up 56% '26 v '23
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In 2021 - zero days with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand on the California ISO grid for part of the day.
In 2022 - 6 days (1.6%)
In 2023 - 56 days (15.3%)
In 2024 - 125 days (34.1%)
In 2025 - 221 days (60.5%)
In 2026 - 141 days (85% so far) and counting
In 2022 - 6 days (1.6%)
In 2023 - 56 days (15.3%)
In 2024 - 125 days (34.1%)
In 2025 - 221 days (60.5%)
In 2026 - 141 days (85% so far) and counting
It is just a matter of time before we eliminate fossil fuels and nuclear and biomass from electricity systems.
People denied more than 20% renewables on a grid was possible 15 years ago. They complained the sun doesn't shine at night.
Batteries, hydro, geo, and wind proved it doesn't matter.
People denied more than 20% renewables on a grid was possible 15 years ago. They complained the sun doesn't shine at night.
Batteries, hydro, geo, and wind proved it doesn't matter.
Another day, another record: 23.148 GW peak of solar on CAISO Mon Jun 15
WWS has met>100% of demand on 141 of 166 (85%) days in 2026 for an avg of 5.1 h/day among all days
Gas is down 61%; batteries up 337%; solar up 56%; wind up 13% in '26 vs '23
In-state WWS has met 57.4% of all demand in 2026
WWS has met>100% of demand on 141 of 166 (85%) days in 2026 for an avg of 5.1 h/day among all days
Gas is down 61%; batteries up 337%; solar up 56%; wind up 13% in '26 vs '23
In-state WWS has met 57.4% of all demand in 2026
June 16, 2026 at 10:58 PM
In 2021 - zero days with WindWaterSolar meeting > 100% of demand on the California ISO grid for part of the day.
In 2022 - 6 days (1.6%)
In 2023 - 56 days (15.3%)
In 2024 - 125 days (34.1%)
In 2025 - 221 days (60.5%)
In 2026 - 141 days (85% so far) and counting
In 2022 - 6 days (1.6%)
In 2023 - 56 days (15.3%)
In 2024 - 125 days (34.1%)
In 2025 - 221 days (60.5%)
In 2026 - 141 days (85% so far) and counting
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Buttigieg: We didn't know it, but we've all been trusting our lives to the restraint of whoever the president might be. And now we have a president who is completely unrestrained. And so the only answer to that is a functioning Congress.
It turns out we do not have a functioning Congress.
It turns out we do not have a functioning Congress.
June 11, 2026 at 9:35 PM
Buttigieg: We didn't know it, but we've all been trusting our lives to the restraint of whoever the president might be. And now we have a president who is completely unrestrained. And so the only answer to that is a functioning Congress.
It turns out we do not have a functioning Congress.
It turns out we do not have a functioning Congress.
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Buttigieg: We sit in a in a country that's got the wrong number of people on the Supreme Court, possibly the wrong number of representatives in the House of Representatives. And by the way, when you consider the disenfranchisement of the people of DC, we have the wrong number of states in the US
June 11, 2026 at 9:34 PM
Buttigieg: We sit in a in a country that's got the wrong number of people on the Supreme Court, possibly the wrong number of representatives in the House of Representatives. And by the way, when you consider the disenfranchisement of the people of DC, we have the wrong number of states in the US
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Record solar output on the CAISO grid: 243.3 GWh Thu June 4
65th straight & 131 of 155 (84.5%) days in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting>100% of demand for part of the day
Fossil gas down 61%, solar up 55%, batteries up 333% in 2026 v 2023.
WWS has met 56.6% of demand so far in '26 vs 46.9% in '23
65th straight & 131 of 155 (84.5%) days in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting>100% of demand for part of the day
Fossil gas down 61%, solar up 55%, batteries up 333% in 2026 v 2023.
WWS has met 56.6% of demand so far in '26 vs 46.9% in '23
June 5, 2026 at 10:07 PM
Record solar output on the CAISO grid: 243.3 GWh Thu June 4
65th straight & 131 of 155 (84.5%) days in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting>100% of demand for part of the day
Fossil gas down 61%, solar up 55%, batteries up 333% in 2026 v 2023.
WWS has met 56.6% of demand so far in '26 vs 46.9% in '23
65th straight & 131 of 155 (84.5%) days in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting>100% of demand for part of the day
Fossil gas down 61%, solar up 55%, batteries up 333% in 2026 v 2023.
WWS has met 56.6% of demand so far in '26 vs 46.9% in '23
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California's main grid is the most stable in the United States despite the fact that it has grown so much WindWaterSolar that WWS has met >100% of demand for parts of 84% of the days so far in 2026, resulting in 61% less fossil gas use in 2026 than in 2023.
59 straight and 125 of 149 (84%) days in 2026 with WindWaterSolar meeting >100% of demand on the California ISO grid for an avg of 4.9 h/d among all 149 days.
CAISO had the lowest U.S. wholesale electricity prices 2025-26, indicating most stable grid. No blackout since 2020
eia.gov/electricity/...
CAISO had the lowest U.S. wholesale electricity prices 2025-26, indicating most stable grid. No blackout since 2020
eia.gov/electricity/...
May 30, 2026 at 4:06 PM
California's main grid is the most stable in the United States despite the fact that it has grown so much WindWaterSolar that WWS has met >100% of demand for parts of 84% of the days so far in 2026, resulting in 61% less fossil gas use in 2026 than in 2023.
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Yet another record on the CAISO grid.
82.8% of 24-hour demand met by in-state WWS on Sun May 17.
Gas down 61.2% in '26 v '23 and down 31.1% v '25
48 straight and 114 of 138 days in 2026 with >100% WWS for part of the day
82.8% of 24-hour demand met by in-state WWS on Sun May 17.
Gas down 61.2% in '26 v '23 and down 31.1% v '25
48 straight and 114 of 138 days in 2026 with >100% WWS for part of the day
May 19, 2026 at 3:48 PM
Yet another record on the CAISO grid.
82.8% of 24-hour demand met by in-state WWS on Sun May 17.
Gas down 61.2% in '26 v '23 and down 31.1% v '25
48 straight and 114 of 138 days in 2026 with >100% WWS for part of the day
82.8% of 24-hour demand met by in-state WWS on Sun May 17.
Gas down 61.2% in '26 v '23 and down 31.1% v '25
48 straight and 114 of 138 days in 2026 with >100% WWS for part of the day
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If there is ever evidence on a large grid (eg, 4th-largest world economy) that deploy, deploy, deploy a mix of clean, renewable energy+storage techs (wind, solar, geothermal, hydro, batteries) as fast as possible is the answer to eliminating fossil fuels while providing grid stability, this is it.
Fossil gas sputters to a record low, meeting only 2.9% of demand (16.1 GWh) as record new nighttime wind on the CAISO grid complementing daytime solar & batteries kicks it to the curb
Wind record 8.29 GW 1:40 AM 5/15 due to SunZia line from NM (part of CAISO). Record has grown by 1.64 GW since 3/25
Wind record 8.29 GW 1:40 AM 5/15 due to SunZia line from NM (part of CAISO). Record has grown by 1.64 GW since 3/25
May 16, 2026 at 6:49 PM
If there is ever evidence on a large grid (eg, 4th-largest world economy) that deploy, deploy, deploy a mix of clean, renewable energy+storage techs (wind, solar, geothermal, hydro, batteries) as fast as possible is the answer to eliminating fossil fuels while providing grid stability, this is it.
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A prolonged fossil fuel crunch just might, at this moment, be *the* exogenous shock necessary for a rapid global transition to clean energy adoption, but also it's going to be a brutally miserable experience for the world's poorest.
April 22, 2026 at 10:57 PM
A prolonged fossil fuel crunch just might, at this moment, be *the* exogenous shock necessary for a rapid global transition to clean energy adoption, but also it's going to be a brutally miserable experience for the world's poorest.
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It is fitting that on Earth Day, 100% WindWaterSolar wins the day again.
21st straight and 87 of 111 (78.4%) days in 2026 with WWS meeting >100% of demand for part of the day on the California ISO grid.
Fossil gas use down 60.2% in 2026 vs 2023.
21st straight and 87 of 111 (78.4%) days in 2026 with WWS meeting >100% of demand for part of the day on the California ISO grid.
Fossil gas use down 60.2% in 2026 vs 2023.
April 22, 2026 at 11:19 PM
It is fitting that on Earth Day, 100% WindWaterSolar wins the day again.
21st straight and 87 of 111 (78.4%) days in 2026 with WWS meeting >100% of demand for part of the day on the California ISO grid.
Fossil gas use down 60.2% in 2026 vs 2023.
21st straight and 87 of 111 (78.4%) days in 2026 with WWS meeting >100% of demand for part of the day on the California ISO grid.
Fossil gas use down 60.2% in 2026 vs 2023.