Wind and solar the most expensive energy there is.
That may have been true a decade or two ago - but not now.
In many cases and locations, it is the cheapest alternative for new builds.
And not the best for grid stability.
With battery storage prices plummeting, that is becoming less of an issue.
Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, etc. all receive over 30% of their electricity from wind - and the utilities have learned to manage it.
Solar + battery is the cheapest alternative for most tropical islands which otherwise have to import 100% of their fuel via ships.
But, in our quest to "save the earth", we will make another poor economic decision as a nation.
Anything that reduces our reliance on Middle Eastern Oil, I'm in favor of.
No input costs for wind or solar - so no worries about supply / demand shortages or price fluctuations.
Wind and solar a panacea? Not at all.
But it is increasingly part of the solution.