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Originally Posted by Franco Cozzo
Yeah except every time it lightly rains out here in the Macedon Ranges we lose power to our estate, or when everyone turns on their A/C on hot days, or when its cold and everyone uses their A/C on heating function - hamster on the wheel out here is part of the CFMMEU and goes on strike when the going gets tough 
This aint California or the USA mate this is Australia with third world power infrastructure owned by foreign companies who don't maintain anything.
Like when the power lines fell off the pole a decade ago and started a bushfire that killed circa 170 people.
Imagine Adelaide with electric cars - they can't even keep the power on with 1.3M people  |
The transition is not happening in one year or 5 years. Norway is most aggressive at 2025, I think most over countries will be okay for 2030. This will be a ban on new cars, so if you really need you can buy a used one and last another 5 years.
10 years is a very long time, this is enough time to get the infrastructure ready, technology will also advance.