The rapid global expansion of solar technology is a feel good story at the moment. We now put online the same amount of solar in a single day globally that took a year in 2004:

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Keeping in mind that the solar power itself generates electricity without emissions, its development and deployment still depend on fossil fuels, big time.

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Using fossil fuels to build and deploy things that can sustainably replace the need for using more fossil fuels sounds like the *only* smart thing we should be doing with them.

Point being that we don’t have a replacement for fossil fuels, yet.