Macron just blamed Spain’s massive April blackout (5 dead, millions in darkness) on over-reliance on renewables. “No system can withstand such dependence,” he said. “It’s a false debate—the problem is a 100% renewable model its grid can’t support.” Spain generated 57% of electricity from wind/solar/hydro in 2024. The outage was the most severe in Europe in 20 years, caused by overvoltage (first of its kind), and critics say solar’s variability left the system vulnerable. Sánchez’s government wants 81% renewables by 2030 and plans to shut nuclear plants 2027–2035. Macron’s warning lands as Ed Miliband pushes UK to 95% clean power by 2030. Do you think Macron is right that heavy renewable dependence risks grid stability—or is this fearmongering to slow the transition?