Agree acorn, if i remember correctly an American electric car...

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nareen

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04/10/22

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Originally posted by acorn: ↑

It's the same tired old recycled rubbish from the paid trolls .

" Evs are a richman's toy. "

"I can't do one thousand ks in a day towing my caravan. "

" We will run out of resources."

" Renewables will never replace baseload "

Etc.

Slowly, steadily, we are seeing new technology prove all those claims wrong. Almost every day we are seeing new advances in all areas. As the market adopts these technologies, the pace of change accelerates.

When the car was invented there were no suitable roads. No fuel distribution networks. No servicing networks. Anywhere in the entire world. No one knew how to fix a car if it broke down. Let alone find the parts required.
And yet, because cars proved to be such an improvement on horses. the market found the solutions to those issues. Quickly.

Similarly when the aircraft industry started. Very expensive and only available to the wealthy. Very unsafe etc.

Look at those industries now.

Now we are starting to see major advancements in stationary storage come to the market which is really the key to a renewable grid. Very large, very cheap, long life energy storage systems that will make baseload fossil and nuclear redundant even quicker.

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Agree acorn, if i remember correctly an American electric car called a Baker ,quiet and chain driven was still running on its original glass cased battery in the late 2000s but got swept away by the discovery of oil in the US. regards Nareen.
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