Can the grid handle renewable energy? An article posted on the Fraser Institute, an organization funded by the fossil fuel industry, used outdated data to suggest that the grid could not handle renewable energy. I asked Mark Zacharias, Executive Director of Clean Energy Canada, to clear up what is true and what is false when it comes the how the electrical grid can handle renewable energy.
Can The Grid Handle Renewable Energy?
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