The moon does not generate much power. And winds die down often here in Florida. It was very hot and muggy by my house when the last hurricane came through. But when the hurricane actually passed by the area it was nice cool air, and we sat on the patio enjoying the cooler air. I am 15 miles from the beach so get only lot of wind, and no structural damage to the house during hurricanes.
>> The moon does not generate much power. <<
Yup. And electrical usage is 40% lower at night in July. And we’re discussing putting mega-capacity batteries in people’s driveways. By the way, cool air is still great for solar power; Peru would kick ass in solar-power generation atop those ten-thousand-feet-high plateaus. The only problem with cool is it’s often associated with cloud cover.