Fracking for Clean Energy (wait, what?)

Gonna do a quick rundown for you about renewable concepts that you kind of seemed not to know no offense though. So the reason we're not already using more solar and wind is intermittence. It's cheaper in raw terms than fossils already but usually taps out in actual utilization at 15% of demand met in literally any environment without grid storage. Battery tech is limited by the availability of lithium RN, but at least one Chinese company has made a comparable cost per kwh of storage sodium chemistry so there's lots of hope for that huge upswing in renewable usage after this next like 3 decades minimum of building and perfecting those and maybe something but not likely anything else. Geothermal can directly replace coal. EVs directly replace gas with coal. Solar and wind only replace coal with cheap batteries and the lithium ones are better suited and needed for cars. So geothermal now is 3 less decades of coal and no needed batteries. The thing that batteries have over geothermal is that electricity generation is draining our water supply like almost everywhere so unless they condense the steam after its driven the turbine we may skip it just to keep the water. So yeah the conclusions right, but I wanted you to know why exactly bc it's like you thought we could just make car batteries power our homes or something or that we're just being lazy about building enough panels or something. And I don't mean to come off condescending I'm actually pretty sure you knew most of this. Fun idea though to make the geothermal work and produce fresh water just drill from the ocean and pump salty water into the ground and then voila steam then fresh water then like fruit from California is sustainable again. Boom drought solved thank me later.