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The thing is net operators will continuously learn and adapt as renewables grow. More transmission lines, dynamic load management, storage at critical points etc. will be implemented as the share in renewables grows.

I didn't say it will be quick, but I think for example that Europe having 95% renewable electricity generation by 2043 is an achievable goal.

It is not too difficult to get to 95-99% renewables, see https://twitter.com/DavidOsmond8/status/1623172087354634240 which is a simulation using past rescaled real world data, some curtailment and 5h storage.

If one assumes the current trend [1] of the last 13 years, Germany should be at 84% in 2035 by simply not slowing down the transition. So honestly not overly ambitious

[1] https://energy-charts.info/charts/renewable_share/chart.htm?...