California Releases Report Charting Path to 100 Percent Clean Electricity

I’m not seeing much talk about how full of crap the CARB et all are.
8x the present storage means how many minutes of full system load would be stored? 15? 30?
We would need literally days of storage in order to have uninterrupted power, if zero fossil fuel and only existing nuclear base load remains.

“The 178-page report finds that the goals of SB 100 can be achieved in different ways, but reaching them will require significant investments in new and existing technologies and an increased, sustained build-out of clean energy projects to bring new resources on-line.”

Please, Sir, what’s a build-out?

Supplementary question: What language do the speak in California?

California is shutting down their last nuclear power plant, Diablo Canyon, in 2025. This plant has been providing 9% of California’s electricity 24/7. At the same time that California is shutting down dispatchable power plant, they are requiring new homes in some cities to be 100% electrical. They are also pushing EVs. Therefore, California is adding more electrical usage reducing the amount of dispatchable power production. in 2019, California only produced 71% of the electrical power used in the state. This means that after Diablo Canyon is shuttered, California will most likely need to import roughly 40% of the electricity that California uses. Last summer, California had rolling blackouts.

The “solution” that the brilliant folks in Sacramento came up with is shown in the following website:
Time of Use | Energy Upgrade California® | Energy Upgrade California®

All we have to do is not use electricity between 4 PM and 9 PM. No heating or cooling your home when you get home from work. No hot meals. No charging your Teslas. No lights, TV, computers plugged in.

The production charts on the website I linked, show California producing solar (PV) power between 6:00 and 16:00. Clearly the people who created that graph do not have solar panels on their rooves like I do. At 6:00 on June 23, you might have your solar panels producing a tiny amount of power. Yesterday on my system, the power curve was parabolic at the start of the day and tailed off after 15:30. At 8:30 yesterday, the usage dropped below the production and it stayed that way until about 16:15. Peak electricity from the grid was 19:30 to 22:30. My house idles at 300 to 400 watts. We have natural gas for cooking, heat, hot water and clothes drying. If these are all converted to electricity the way that California wants, my PV system will be negative (drawing from the grid) every day of the year.