Chris Wright: “If you add up wind and solar last year, you know, they were…”

“They think of electricity like gasoline or oil, where you can store it and sort of use it because it doesn't work that way. So we look at the data. Oh my gosh. If you add up wind and solar last year, you know, they were 16 or 17% of electricity. They're meaningful for American electrons. Why don't we get more of those electrons on the grid? That's not the way to think about electricity.” (24:10–24:15)

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