Powering Guam vs. powering Kansas City
There are places for all kinds of alternative energy sources, and currently any net producer of electricity, even if it's only one windmill, has the option of selling energy to the local electric company, who then has to buy it.
Sources of electricity should be decentralized. They can still be networked, and ought to be, to cover different sections of the country in the event of plant shutdowns and transmission failures. But to rely heavily on one source, in a defined geographic location, is asking for trouble.
