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Maybe they realize, even if they were competitive priced , and batteries would last , and they weren’t so heavy , WHERE IN THE FU CK WOULD THEY ALL GET PLUGGED IN ????????????
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At home in your garage. Did you ever think of that Case? Imagine a plug in in your garage? Naw, that would never cross your mind
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What? You cant add another 30 amp circuit to your farm without blowing the main fuse? We are going to add another 200 amp service to deal with all the 20-50 amp fans running in August September. The rest of the year we have a lot of excess capacity and Solar PV covers our average annual usage at a much lower cost than Sask Power.Last edited by chuckChuck; Dec 19, 2023, 09:34.
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The plan is to expand capacity of the system. Just like we have expanded the system all along.
Remember ICEs are 20% efficient vs 80% for EVs. So the total energy usage for EVs will be 60% lower.
Who in their right mind thinks wasting 60% of fossil fuel energy in an ICE is a good thing?Last edited by chuckChuck; Dec 20, 2023, 07:34.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostYes you guys got to stop drinking the antiscience climate change denial koolaid!
Just need to bump up the point of sale subsidies?
And will have to subsidize the auto industry considerably more as they can't build EV's for an affordable price. The more they build the more they lose at current prices.
Can't forget about the raw materials needed for production. That will need a lot more subsidies to get that up and producing. Governments can compete with taxpayer money to get that all started even if there is no actual demand.
Will also have to make it much more expensive to drive an ICE vehicle in order to make the EV's more attractive. Direct taxes fuel and new purchases will have to increase a lot.
Restrict production of O&G to limit supply. Shut down as much pipeline capacity as possible. Increase regulatory to drive off investment.
Could rant on for pages.
But it can all be fixed with a little government tinkering.
Right Chuck?Last edited by shtferbrains; Dec 19, 2023, 09:57.
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