Guy, that’s not where the vast majority of renewables come from. Now, it’s only carbon neutral renewable if you burn wood byproducts that if left on the ground would release more co2 then burning it.
. That’s saw dust and wood chips and using pellet stoves. So the only reasonable way to be carbon neutral is to burn blowdowns
hilarious denial on your part. There is more energy hitting earth from the sun in the form of photons in an hour then is needed by the entire earth for a year. It’s free, no moving parts to convert it to electricity. Not only that, but the break even point with fossil fuel was passed a few years back and it’s CHEAPER per btu. So really you’re FOS when it comes to these renewables.