Also solar and wind are quite viable when using grid sized batteries. You didn't mention hydro, nuclear, or geothermal though.
Hydro is mostly saturated worldwide, nuclear isn't renuable and geothermal is total shit beside some specific applications.
Geothermal is actually great. Homes with it installed for heating and cooling save a lot of energy. Heating and cooling create some of the largest demand.
Sure but it's not suitable everywhere and very costly. You can only build that with new constructions.
Nuclear may not be considered renewable, but it is vastly abundant. Not to mention nuclear power creates resources as well. Medical isotopes for example.
I'm not against nuclear but I wonder how long it can last.
At the increasing rate of usage if we only used Uranium we have thousands of years of usage, without using breeder reactors to create even more fuel. More if we expand to thorium.
Not to mention how serious space travel further from the sun requires nuclear power.
