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Agreed, we will need other solutions in the interim for heavy trucks and towing trailers. But the vast majority of people in Canada don't need to tow anything.
What they need is transportation to and from work and for the rest of their busy lives.
If you live in a busy overcrowded city owning your own car is not a necessity. You can take ubers, rideshares, public transport or walk. And when you need a vehicle for out of town trips you can rent.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostAgreed, we will need other solutions in the interim for heavy trucks and towing trailers. But the vast majority of people in Canada don't need to tow anything.
What they need is transportation to and from work and for the rest of their busy lives.
If you live in a busy overcrowded city owning your own car is not a necessity. You can take ubers, rideshares, public transport or walk. And when you need a vehicle for out of town trips you can rent.
The working class don't need to own a car.
Very logical socialist solution to the problem of government mandates that make daily transportation unaffordable to the average person.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostThere you go. That solves a lot of problems.
The working class don't need to own a car.
Very logical socialist solution to the problem of government mandates that make daily transportation unaffordable to the average person.
Poor people can't afford cars now in big cities.
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I had not considered that part of the solution to ghg emissions was to inflate costs and take buying power away from working people.
I guess we have to realize the next 30 yrs will not be near as good for Canadians as the last 30.
We all have to do our part.
Except for the other 1/2 of the world who are continuing to grow their economies.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostI had not considered that part of the solution to ghg emissions was to inflate costs and take buying power away from working people.
I guess we have to realize the next 30 yrs will not be near as good for Canadians as the last 30.
We all have to do our part.
Except for the other 1/2 of the world who are continuing to grow their economies.
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Originally posted by caseih View Posthonest question;
Can solar panels be shut off ?
Or does that excess power have to be sent somewhere ??
Some guys with massive big systems all was sweet until charges for putting excess back into grid. And if wasn’t for initial govt subsidies would be out of pocket but took the free m9ney.
Other guys have had solar for 20 plus year need new system sorry buddy no free ride now you had that 20 yrs ago full tote odds please can’t double dip. But think that Varys state to state.
Life gioes on with or without solar.
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Having too much electricity from renewables is a good problem to have, because electrification of everything is going to require a whole lot more electricity.
The biggest issue is it makes fossil fuel plants uneconomic because the surplus electricity is so cheap.
We will certainly find a way to use it or store it.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostHaving too much electricity from renewables is a good problem to have, because electrification of everything is going to require a whole lot more electricity.
The biggest issue is it makes fossil fuel plants uneconomic because the surplus electricity is so cheap.
We will certainly find a way to use it or store it.
What is the point of having a discussion, if you never retain anything, or learn anything?
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