They have a history of killing themselves without his help (see Ocean Wind I and II).

And gas has no need to sell itself as "transitional" in a Trump administration that wants to dramatically expand exports of the stuff.

"Green" energy increases natural gas industry profits.

If the U.S.A. or Germany, for example, fully embraces nuclear power with all-electric housing, transportation systems, etc., then the fossil fuel industry AND the "green" energy industries take a tremendous hit.

France shut down its last coal mine more than twenty years ago. Germany did not do the same, promising to to replace its dirty coal fired electric grid with "green" energy and cheap Russian natural gas. We all know how that turned out...

Now? The administration's efforts to stop LNG export growth are dead and they open up markets currently paying 4-5 times what the US market pays.

I'm following a few wind and storage projects like those at Morro Bay, California.
I don't expect that it can follow through on many of it's threats.

This project will serve only to prolong California's dependence on natural gas and do absolutely nothing in the long run to reduce the amount of greenhouse gasses humans end up dumping into earth's atmosphere before our fossil fueled civilization collapses.

Even a twin of the Vogtle 4 nuclear power plant would have a smaller environmental footprint and provide lower cost electricity than most hybrid gas / wind / battery power schemes.

The only way to quit fossil fuels is to quit fossil fuels. Wind projects are entirely dependent on natural gas and other fossil fuels for their economic viability. They cannot displace fossil fuels entirely, which is something we need to do.

The upcoming battle between Old Money / Russian billionaire oil and gas interests, and the billionaire tech-bros nuclear power enthusiasts is going to be interesting. Trump and Musk are going with the Old Money / Russian interests. Wind and solar are still working for them.

... except to the extent any renewable project is with natural gas being handed the "transition fuel" handle, which is hard to avoid.

The storage part of the Morro Bay project is what I love the most. I'm just a few miles from Moss Landing's BESS, the largest grid-scale battery in North America, IIRC, and it makes greater use of renewables possible, eating away and any excuses to stay any longer with natural gas than necessary.

... you could quit the electricity and gas grids right now. Cut them off at the service connection, take out those annoying gas and electric meters with a sledge hammer. Banks would lend you money to do it.

Have you?

The math on this one is the same at any scale.

The synergies we were promised were illusions.

At this moment East Denmark is at 361g CO₂eq / kWh

https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/DK-DK2

Wind is a failure. Sort of like all those endless "carbon capture" schemes in its efficacy.