Yes, they do and you or i can see them. Do your own homework and check out Norway or other northern countries, heck check out some of the states, just north of and bring your data. So wind provides at max 25% of the generation capacity and you are saying that the lose of some of that wind generator capacity is the cause rolling black out? So the real problem is natural gas and nuc plants not setup to handle freezing weather. If you want to bury your head in the sand and blame green energy, your going to have this same thing happen again. As in greed, I'm talking about an unregulated free market that goes from $22 a megawatt-hour to about $9,000. So it comes down to, do you want to pay for winterizing your generation plants for once in a decade or longer occurrence, or are you going to put up with the current conditions.
