Reply #2: Yes I know. [View All]

[NNadir]

However California has made great strides in having an internally diverse energy structure. It's a shame they rely so much on natural gas, but something can, in the long term, be done about that.

I really do believe that through the use of geothermal energy, solar energy and wind energy (for its peaks) and a healthy dollop of nuclear energy, California could in theory eliminate or at least marginalize fossil fuels. They have an excellent renewable resource base. It would seem that they can 30% of their energy from geothermal. They should stop talking about it and do it.