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And having there be signals going both ways from generation to load is going to be a part of making it a more efficient global system ultimately. thank you so much. i think that that is it for questions from the audience, both here in the v&a in london and from around the world. thank you so much for those questions. i have one of my own to finish with. very, very briefly, are you optimistic or pessimistic about the gauntlet that is laid down before us of 85% renewable energy to be met in the fu...

And having us connected and having there be signals going both ways from generation to load is going to be a part of making it a more efficient global system ultimately. thank you so much. i think that that is it for questions from the audience, both here in the v&a in london and from around the world. thank you so much for those questions. i have one of my own to finish with. very, very briefly, are you optimistic or pessimistic about the gauntlet that is laid down before us of 85% renewable en...

I think that that is it for questions from the audience, both here in the v&a in london and from around the world. thank you so much for those questions. i have one of my own to finish with. very, very briefly, are you optimistic or pessimistic about the gauntlet that is laid down before us of 85% renewable energy to be met in the future — kristian? im optimistic we will reach it, but it will require sacrifices . in a lot of aspects of, l well, public acceptance and the technology we need to d...

And having there be signals going both ways from generation to load is going to be a part of making it a more efficient global system ultimately. thank you so much. i think that that is it for questions from the audience, both here in the v&a in london and from around the world. thank you so much for those questions. i have one of my own to finish with. very, very briefly, are you optimistic or pessimistic about the gauntlet that is laid down before us of 85% renewable energy to be met in the fu...

Thank you. henry. and im, you might argue, over—optimistic. firstly we shouldnt just aim for 85%, itll be 100% by 2050, and i see that very feasibly happening. weve got 20 years of continued learning, 30 years by 2050. by the time we get there, the cost of electricity will be so much cheaper than todays cost, including storage and redistribution, that actually well see a step up in wealth across the world and many other places coming up to the levels of wealth that were used to in the uk, so i...