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>> todd: look at europe, people died there because they did not have energy to heat homes and basically keep things going. you don't want that here, seems like we are heading that way. this study focused on northeast and midwest, is this grid operator a problem in the west, in the south? a similar problem out there? >> oh, i think so, for one particular area, one grid operator, but the same could be happening all over the country. climate policies are not based on reality. we have situations in california where they don't have enough power at certain times and they back it up with diesel gener...