Anonymous
The estimate is that 90 % of the population will die within one year. Mostly that will be old people, young kids, pregnant women, addicted persons and people who need meds to live. Others will starve, die fighting, freeze, etc.
The electrical generation and transmission business is complex and fairly people intensive. Fossil fuels for most of those plants and the transportation thereof is also complex and fairly people intensive. A LOT of the people with those skills will die as part of the 90%. Who will be left to do those jobs? Some remaining could be trained to do those jobs, assuming there are enough experienced persons left alive to do so. So, experienced persons and much of the labor will have to come from other countries. English speaking democracies or some invader (armies) from one or more dictator ruled country (China, Russia, etc.)? I would be shocked to learn that those industries have plans to save their existing managers and workers and their families.
I’d like to see the assumptions on how they will do that, ever, much less in 4-10 years. Maybe they assume most survivors will be relocated to fema camps near surviving renewal energy plants. One thing is for sure, the country will never be like it was.