Good DialogueWell said again gentlemen. It seems whenever the spectre of a structural change in societies
preferences arises, the baby gets thrown out with the bathwater. This issue of renewables
versus fossil fuels is similar to EV's versus conventional fossil fuel burning engines. Are we
going to trash all our conventional vehicles and sell all our oil related stocks because of this?
These changes take time and are expensive. The drive to change has to be more than a
political correct motivation. There has to be an economic payoff for it to make sense in order
to speed up the process. Improvements in exhaust emission technology seems a far
better way of tackling the problem for the present than forcing civilization to make a drastic
switch to EV's. Nothing wrong with trying to improve EV's in the meantime but as Fantome has pointed, there are hidden, unintended consequences of suddenly changing to an EV civilization.
Same goes for Renewables.
I for one am certainly not going to overeact in my opinion re ENB. If the market starts to de-
value it more, I would be a buyer much the same as Mr. Buffet.
MS