The article seems rather focused on political/ideological issues.
Practical issues include where tens or hundreds of millions of new A/C units could be obtained, who would install them, and whether the European grid could cope with the resulting situation.
Those issues could have substantial lead times. Maybe Europe's leaders should be doing something useful?
The article seems rather focused on political/ideological issues.
Practical issues include where tens or hundreds of millions of new A/C units could be obtained, who would install them, and whether the European grid could cope with the resulting situation.
Those issues could have substantial lead times. Maybe Europe's leaders should be doing something useful?