Despite their advocates’ urgent claims, renewable energy sources are still intermittent, unreliable, and far more expensive than advertised.
California’s headlong rush to replace its electricity grid with renewable energy has given the rest of the country a preview of the decarbonized future that Joe Biden and his revived Clean Power Plan envision for America. It isn’t pretty.
Before supply-chain woes and federal stimulus goosed inflation, California’s cost of living already ranked second highest in the nation. Enthusiastic efforts to rely more heavily on wind and solar power—touted as “cheap” sources of clean energy—have only made the state more expensive.
When my furnace broke one day in February I went into my savings and purchased a new furnace so my family would be warm. I did not go into my savings and splurge on the state of the art foosball table I have always wanted to put in the basement. For some reason it occurred to me that not dying of frostbite should take precedence over playing a game — 
