So under the rosiest of scenarios where there is--let's imagine this world--no bureaucratic red tape, no litigation, no weaponizing of the court system, and a well-functioning permitting system, we might get 155 gigawatts of new energy capacity brought online by 2030.
Discussing potential energy capacity growth under ideal conditions.
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