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I was only talking theoretically, it is already obvious that the commercial side of renewables (H2) will be exploited much quicker than our domestic requirements, far more money in it and immense market opportunity.It is possible, but the economics don't stack up when considering all the associated costs of transmission infrastructure and storage. Then looking at powering all the electric or hydrogen vehicles, forget it; we should just go nuclear.
Small rural and regional towns can build their own renewable microgrids. Our cities need nuclear for a clean energy future where all our road transportation is electric vehicle and/or hydrogen based.