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Here in Texas a lot of folks have installed either gas generators or propane generators.

This is where renewable become usable. At the homestead level...not even in the community, town or city level. Small battery bank in our outbuilding that's well ventilated coupled to solar array on your rooves (home & barn if you got it) along with one or two well-situated vertical wind...

A LOT of turbines need to have their transmissions replaced once or twice A YEAR. If everything in them runs perfectly...the stated ROI is 20 years of production...and that number is what comes from their makers...who design them for cold climates like Europe. In fact, the oil used in them is...

Nope, no they can't. Not in any truly meaningful amount. I mean, we all (Texans) witnessed how reliable said sources of energy are in inclement weather. Texas is HUGE, and transmission of any power from those sources eats a huge percentage of power. In addition, the upkeep of wind is stupid...