Pump and dump at this point. Currently 65% of Texas energy coming from Solar, Wind, Nuclear. The queue by 2029 also includes significant solar (162 GW), wind (41 GW), battery (173 GW).
Thank you for bringing attention to this and everyone should lnow that Texas right now has queued up another 163 GW of solar to be built by 2029. I do with there was a way to incorporate battery storage into this chart though as they are solely charged by solar during the day and deployed at night
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Get that to zero going forward. Waste of time and money. Takes 4-6 years to build, expensive and put out about 500 MW of power. To build out by 2029 Texas has 177GW of battery storage, 161GW Solar, and 41GW of Wind and zero Nuclear. Because its cheaper to build Solar+Battery Storage.
During the Internet bubble only 4% of dark fiber was being utilized. Today 100% of AI datacenters are being utilized. If you doubled capacity next year it still would be. But TSMC who is a monopoly in producing chips cannot double capacity in a year.
Not you too. You have to understand supply demand dynamics. Google says token usage is doubling every 2 months (demand) yet semiconductor typically double ever two years (Moore's Law), which is not true as supply takes more like 3-4 years now. If you think its a bubble you dont know the history.
Average American is 38. Every Republican president in their lifetime has had a recession under their watch, no Democrats President has. Deficits have contracted under every Democratic president and expanded under Republicans. 96% of Jobs created since 1988 are under Democrat Presidents.
