I'm afraid you do lose out by deliberately refusing to watch a video without an explanation in advance. Have I ever posted a link to anything dangerous or unsuitable to you? No
Again your loss (whether you realise or not)
Love it. Sooner be left sitting around a burning oil drum than let them Feds take control. With people like that in control you are in big trouble.
Meanwhile, Rick Perry — the former energy secretary under Donald Trump and Abbott's predecessor as Texas governor — said Texans are willing to...
How silly. Emeritus Fellow of Oxford University at a public event, not some 2 bit 'youtoobist'
If you can't tell the difference then you really do have a problem :cwl: :cwl: :cwl:
US, probably not at the moment.
Europe yes - have been investing in the future for years. In 2020 54% of all new cars sold in Norway were EV's. They have managed to keep the power on this winter and they use a lot of renewables and have temperatures similar to Canada.
Peer reviewing process will vary between individual journals. Simple sweeping statements about the peer review process make no sense unless you are going to relate that to individual journals and discuss where those weaknesses in process are.
Incidentally, the fact you disagree with a peer...
Hilarious !
Somebody who doesn't own an EV trying to tell somebody who uses one every day that they must be wrong and then the ultimate insult, he probably isn't a real man because he doesn't own a Mustang.
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Wow - a sensible question, how did that slip in between the 'opinion' !
Good point and in the UK charging pints are being installed in street lights and other places such as parking areas so that availability will improve. They are small discrete units that are easy to use by mobile app or...
I have to admit some of the anti EV comments I hear on here have made a little more sense now I realise just how dismal the US electricity supplies are in some states. A few on here probably don't realise that first world countries have stable and resilient electricity networks making EV's...
Europe will only ban the registration of new ICE cars from 2030 - old ones can continue until they are scrapped so no loss of available vehicles at the lower end of the price range. BEV batteries last 10 years or more (Ford guarantee 80% range at 8 years) so in reality there will be plenty of...
This has been argued about on here at length, but actually more a preconceived issue than reality. Range already approaches ICE cars and recharging quickly at up to 200 miles per hour (That is range per hour of charging not speed!) with quicker still by Tesla. Infrastructure in Europe is...