Of course. Like I said, we know how to do it, but it's still an engineering feat to get it done.

Neither of which grow on trees.

Edit: well I guess lemons grow on trees and those are batteries if you try hard enough…

The problem we have to solve is that the energy storage that's built into the grid was built before widespread home solar adoption. We need new energy dumps, and those cost money. Of course the obvious answer is taxes, but good luck convincing Americans to pay for vital infrastructure

That relies on them not already being full and enough of them existing