renewable

If the source of the electricity is not originally renewable energy then it is deceptive to sell it as such.

The problem is that when there is so much renewable, the other countries you are pushing it to are very likely to be oversupplied also.

Right now the various grid operators pay huge money to get renewable producers to shut off production.

Your role - broadly speaking - will be to solve problems and push renewable energy forward.

Keep in mind some electricity that ends up in cars would/should come from renewable sources...

Pumped isn't included as a renewable because the energy mix will depend on when it's recharging as a consumer of the grid.

For comparison, The International Renewable Energy Agency called for 150 GW installed capacity by 2030, which corresponds to roughly 200 gwh or so.

Note that the price might not include power sources from renewable energy, and it excludes the subscription you pay to the power company.

To many people, it may even be weird that it was ever thing at all, given that our earth had renewable resources all along.

Not to mention that you'd be running on 100% renewable energy.

Increase the usage of renewable resources, like solar, hydro and wind.

This is not renewable energy though it masquerades as such.

In some situations, even pumped storage storing non-renewable power power is "greener" than you seem to imply.

Not just federal credits but state run "renewable energy" credits (RECs In industry parlance).