It's the model the UK went/is going for, but unfortunately gas is just too central to the economic model currently (will slowly change). Spain doesn't have the millstone of wide spread gas residential heating for example which means cheap electricity hits home harder and faster.

Of course means Spain will be hitting the renewables integration problems harder than most (negative pricing, peaky times during cold weather etc), but watch out for it becoming a hot bed for things like e-methanol production and the like - a whole new industry to power GDP.

We should march the entire Cabinet into a room and have @janrosenow.bsky.social yell "HEAT PUMPS" at them for 45 minutes straight. No, I am not joking.