Do try and think before you post and you won't look so stupid.The threat to the power grid is by and large imaginary.
EVs tend to charge at night when there is little demand on the grid.
Do try and think before you post and you won't look so stupid.The threat to the power grid is by and large imaginary.
EVs tend to charge at night when there is little demand on the grid.
See above.There is a slow enough uptake to give utilities plenty of time to prepare
people also forget that all these charged cars will also be able to share their power back into the grid.
Pretty sure the $20 or so billion they are putting into the Site C will have those ecars humming every day.Looking forward to the new nukes we'll need. We're running out of river valleys to dam up. Ontario is pretty flat and there is nothing more left to drown, here.
Perhaps the new Hell's Gate Dam and it's thirty mile long reservoir up the Fraser will satisfy the demand from the self-satisfied Yuppies in Duncan who can afford to drive $65,000 Teslas.
Who is going to be buying the power from Site C?Pretty sure the $20 or so billion they are putting into the Site C will have those ecars humming every day.
In 2043. When they finish it up.
SNC Lavalin up to their elbows in BC Hydro grandiose publicly funded mission.
So many questions
He has already gone there.How much do you want to bet that Hoid's solution to garage orphans looks something like this:
The intent for site C was for the mines that were to be opening in Northern BC and refineries with some goint to Alberta. Probably won't happen for some time now that we have an anti jobs government in Both Victoria and Ottawa.Who is going to be buying the power from Site C?
Are you willing to pay triple for your hydro?
Truly an amazing feat considering he is locked in a round room.I shouldn't be surprised.... Buddy seems to paint himself in a corner each and every time he comments on something.
actually 237. up 7 bucks today.
its no GE thats for sure.