Analysisenergy transitionai infrastructurerenewablesnet zero
Green Energy Fails To Meet Global Demand
6.8
Relevance Score
Steve Goreham argues that three decades and more than $10 trillion spent on renewables have not altered rising atmospheric CO2 trends, and that intermittent green energy cannot meet needs of developing nations or energy-hungry AI workloads. He cites coal providing 34% of global electricity in 2024 with 6,500 operating plants and roughly $380 billion invested in AI infrastructure last year, increasing demand for dispatchable power.
