California’s need to dump millions of dollars of excess renewable energy now and in the future is the result of the politically contrived climate alarmist schemes lead by Governor Brown and Senate Leader Kevin de Leon that reflect ignorance of how the state’s electric system grid reliability and stability must be maintained and the key fact that renewable energy resources are unable to provide these ignored requirements.

California dumps millions of dollars of unusable renewable electricity to other states https://t.co/TjjWHdvCQN pic.twitter.com/1upVoCHhIb

— Watts Up With That (@wattsupwiththat) June 26, 2017

California has so much solar power it can't use it all. That means lower electricity bills, right? Wrong. https://t.co/q9nM4Keif2 pic.twitter.com/VXuirzvbs3

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) June 22, 2017

Yet:

California's conundrum: As base-load power plants go offline, it needs ways to meet evening prime time demands. https://t.co/G4w2HSNe2i

— InsideClimate News (@insideclimate) June 16, 2017

The American energy mix is changing, thank in part to #wind power in Texas and #solar in California. #cleanenergy https://t.co/b42glLnhVO

— Ceres (@CeresNews) June 16, 2017