> Wyoming is already the biggest net energy supplier in the country [1] so it has the required grid access,
This is a misunderstanding of what the EIA is saying. The "net energy export" of Wyoming is coal in gondola cars carried by diesel trains, not electricity.
Wyoming does not have significant grid connectivity other than what you'd expect for a very sparsely populated Western state.
This is a misunderstanding of what the EIA is saying. The "net energy export" of Wyoming is coal in gondola cars carried by diesel trains, not electricity.
Wyoming does not have significant grid connectivity other than what you'd expect for a very sparsely populated Western state.