re: Renewable Energy Pros and Cons

There are things that actually work to conserve in practical ways. In the here and now, ground source geothermal heat pumps for suburban and rural homes and businesses can cut heating and cooling costs by 50 to 75%. That's a starting point more favorable to the limits of solar. (An old friend's father who is an engineer in Massachusetts, built his own over 40 years ago.)

In the longer term, nuclear power is ideal as the foundation for a hydrogen economy. Efficiency of hydrolysis goes way up when water is very hot which is something nuclear plants have a lot of. Hydrogen can be stored in various forms.

I don't expect to see this in the stock market on Monday morning however.