We already have wires that cross continents to smooth out supply variations. It's exceedingly rare you get no sun and no wind over entire continents for an extended period.
> You are forgetting that markets operate after work and the late night culture and so many other things.
I'm not forgetting it, they just use less power.
You can see this easily in charts of supply/demand throughout the day: https://www.caiso.com/todays-outlook#section-net-demand-tren...
> A lot of energy in general is still needed during nights and would we be still burning coal for that?
Again, batteries.
And we geniuses complained about news feeds and so on being "addictive".
This just adds another addiction to X, where all elevators are "going down"
Unfortunately, the major European players have generally proven to be utterly lacking in geopolitical foresight and incapable of acknowledging (much less taking credible action against) imminent or active threats until they smash down the front door, and as they did with Russia, China is no exception.
If Europe is to become the independent power bloc it loudly proclaims it will, it needs to understand that they need to expand their horizons beyond their immediate periphery. It cannot simply continue to pretend that the the affairs of the world outside of the EU borders are immaterial like they did in 2014.