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Originally Posted by kmav23
This would be figured out by the smart engineers, as the world uses more electricity every year.
50 years ago we used a tiny fraction of electricity, it will be easily solved its not that complex.
In Norway 60% of their new cars are EVs, their grid is ok.
Shenzen China it has converted all 22,000 taxis and 16,000 buses to electric !!!
Have a look at the smartphones 10 years ago.
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kmav, you said this in another thread.
Norway's grid and Australia's grid(s) do not compare and this goes for China's as well.
I'll concede that things like solar and wind will help ease that demand on our grid but it is not going to be enough for the demand that EV's will create.
You have to admit, that if everyone in Australia was to buy an EV tomorrow the grid would not cope.
Considering this, when do you think Australia will be ready for everyone to own EVs?
Quote:
Originally Posted by kmav23
This would be figured out by the smart engineers, as the world uses more electricity every year.
50 years ago we used a tiny fraction of electricity, it will be easily solved its not that complex.
In Norway 60% of their new cars are EVs, their grid is ok.
Shenzen China it has converted all 22,000 taxis and 16,000 buses to electric !!!
Have a look at the smartphones 10 years ago.
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Not being smart but if it is not that complex, then try and explain to someone as dumb as me.