U.S. electrical grid

“There's over, like, two, I want to say there's, like, two terawatts in the queue right now, which means that there's, like, two terawatts of power generating capacity, a nameplate, at least, like, what it could max out at, waiting to be connected to the grid.”

“I believe our grid today is about 1.2 terawatts. So this is almost effectively double what our current national generating capacity is.”

“And will likely continue to be a major piece of our grid as long as our domestic production continues and there's no sort of radical change in, in energy source.”