Mtsoxfan
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You lost me, simple explaination?EV owners shift the pollution problem from the individual to the big corporation.
#Virtue
You lost me, simple explaination?EV owners shift the pollution problem from the individual to the big corporation.
#Virtue
Its simple.You lost me, simple explaination?
I’m not so sure…..Unions will become more popular as people who have few skills and/or do not want to work look for "protection".
Someone will try. Then they will push for paying people to do nothing. The 'homeless union' coming to the Bay Area, Spring '24. HahaI’m not so sure…..
So many do not even seem to have the drive any longer to get motivated to go to work!
Cannot unionize stay at home people
Its simple.
Many people buy EV’s thinking that the tailpipe from their ICE vehicle is gone, replaced by a vehicle without a tailpipe and therefore, no pollution. At the outset, they are correct.
But then reality sets in : That EV has to be charged with an electric charger and the electric is supplied from power plants which burn mostly fossil fuel!
There’s no free lunch.
Huh?Covered many times on this forum.
No doubt electric generation is derived from multiple sources of varying percentages across the country. Fossil fuels being a majority in the states as a whole.
The generation, transmission, ultimate charging losses are significantly more efficient for charging an ICE (and discharging in use) when all factored in than small ice engines (by comparison to multi MW power plants). More efficient means less fuel burned and also at a lower emission density than a small ice.
Also correct that a large adoption of EVs could reduce the pollution concentration in large cities. Poor air quality in large pop cities is still a thing. I’ve not studied or care enough to know exactly how much.
The ‘you know your car is charged with fossil fuels?!’ is cute for the social media accounts and memes. I get a chuckle out of many of them. Especially the people that are losing their mind when they think ALL EV owners don’t know where electricity comes from. Of course now that mothers aren’t necessarily female anymore, I guess that makes sense for our countries current condition of mass idiot syndrome.
Fell like I need a stamp for the following:
Yes an EV owner, no, not to ‘save the planet’, just makes sense in my situation and amazingly fun to drive and love the convenience of not having to stop at a fuel station every other day. Yes also like burning 87, 91, 100LL, and diesel fuel. Yes, have solar on personal property, also not to ‘save the planet.’ Our electric is getting more expensive and I like paying less… 5-7yr ROI is acceptable to me. (Sorry to those who it doesn’t work in their climate or price gouging contractors, $2/W installed is my reasonable metric for small scale install)
Short version. We pay for him to get cheap solar electricity so he can drive an EV without guilt.Huh?
I got a headache reading this
Covered many times on this forum.
No doubt electric generation is derived from multiple sources of varying percentages across the country. Fossil fuels being a majority in the states as a whole.
The generation, transmission, ultimate charging losses are significantly more efficient for charging an ICE (and discharging in use) when all factored in than small ice engines (by comparison to multi MW power plants). More efficient means less fuel burned and also at a lower emission density than a small ice.
Also correct that a large adoption of EVs could reduce the pollution concentration in large cities. Poor air quality in large pop cities is still a thing. I’ve not studied or care enough to know exactly how much.
The ‘you know your car is charged with fossil fuels?!’ is cute for the social media accounts and memes. I get a chuckle out of many of them. Especially the people that are losing their mind when they think ALL EV owners don’t know where electricity comes from. Of course now that mothers aren’t necessarily female anymore, I guess that makes sense for our countries current condition of mass idiot syndrome.
I know very few people who “stop at a fuel station every other day”. Even my 14 MPG Ram gets refueled every 7-10 days. LolFell like I need a stamp for the following:
Yes an EV owner, no, not to ‘save the planet’, just makes sense in my situation and amazingly fun to drive and love the convenience of not having to stop at a fuel station every other day. Yes also like burning 87, 91, 100LL, and diesel fuel. Yes, have solar on personal property, also not to ‘save the planet.’ Our electric is getting more expensive and I like paying less… 5-7yr ROI is acceptable to me. (Sorry to those who it doesn’t work in their climate or price gouging contractors, $2/W installed is my reasonable metric for small scale install)