looks like a good application for some clever solar installations @morgansolar

If you have not read this, pls do. The key point is not 100%, but to point out how it is possible, even today. This is important to address all of the "ya buts" from the o&g and nuclear bros, and the "you can't have more than x% renewables in the grid bros".

This article highlights well the dual nature of the sun for humans and their cities. The sun gives light and electricity but also gives glare, intense heat. Solar solutions for buildings need to move beyond the roof, and creating power for AC. Deal with the sun first

@MorganSolar has (simple, low cost) solutions for this. economist.com/finance-and-ec…

Have my having spent my career in hardware tech manufacturing I really am quite optimistic that technologies like solar ,battery storage, EVs heat pumps can dramatically scale at competitive cost – at Toronto, Ontario

How about stuff for your windows? – at Toronto, Ontario

This is a great vote of confidence from our existing shareholders, and our new partner @BDC_Capital . We have developed new technologies to make solar installations, and buildings more efficient, and this will help bring them to market, which needs them, especially now – at Toronto, Ontario

The industry continues to demonstrate that they only want to invest if they get subsidies, using the government as an excusem Build your own pipelines, drill your own wells, build your own CCS and most of all cleanup your own mess. – at Toronto, Ontario

It is worse than that: a renewable based electrified system is more cost effective. We won't do it because the fossil fuel government industrial complex doesn't want to do it. – at Toronto, Ontario

@MorganSolar ;-)

@MorganSolar has a few working on it

Wind being mechanical just cannot keep up to a solid state electronics supply chain.The gap will keep growing