Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "10 countries in Europe will completely stop burning fossil fuels before 2035" video.

It depends, we are getting close to where many of us can generate most if not all our energy needs on-site, especially homeowners and small businesses. The interesting thing about that is the panic going around to upgrade the electric grid to cope with higher demands as EV's and heat pumps are thrown onto the electric system, the irony being is that by 2035, I can see a lot more of us being able to generate our own energy without being connected to the grid with how cheap renewables are getting, and the tech is going to continue to get better, and once we have cheap and good enough solutions to store enough energy, we could end up in a situation where many of us go gridless, putting less strain on the grid network, energy storage is the key which will have ripples effect across the entire energy industry in favour of renewables.
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I think it's 60% of all renewable energy generating and just for electric energy, not total energy. Those numbers are likely to go up a lot over the next decade and many European countries are already getting close to generating most of their electric energy by renewable means. What's really needed now is a big push of EV cars and heat pumps, as well as battery tech so there's a bigger buffer to store energy for when it's needed and fortunately, all the pieces are falling into place to remove oil, gas and coal out of the mix.
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I do keep seeing renewable energy records being broken a lot in European countries lately, and many are at times producing over 100% of their electric means for a short time. Considering that more is being pushed onto the electric system with EV cars and heat pumps and the renewable energy generating percentage keeps rising, it's a given that as the years go by, more of the total energy being generated is likely going to be from clean sources and it seems to be happening fairly fast. The real game changer is going to be once we have an effective buffer, as in battery or other energy storage to act as a buffer to store energy when more than is being used can be stored for times when not enough is being generated, and this is likely going to be needed more in the coming years because with more renewables being installed, we are likely going to see a lot more times when we are generating more energy than we need, cheap solutions to store much of this energy would be a big game changer in pushing fossil fuels out, but personally, it looks like fossil fuel days are numbered, especially since Putin invaded Ukraine, because the pace of change is happening sooner rather than later, especially in the EU countries and in much of the world. The real important thing is that as more is thrown on the electrical system, so EV cars, heat pumps and other things that use fossil fuels, as long as the percentage of renewables of the electric being generating keeps rising, then it's likely going to account for a higher percentage of total energy in a country, and as renewables keep getting better and cheaper and the same for battery tech, and as more of us shift towards EV cars and other heating solutions like heat pumps, it's likely going to reduce the need for oil and gas a lot whiles putting far more demand on electricity, hence why, as long as the renewable energy generating percentage is rising, we're laughing all the way to the grave of the fossil industry.
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