Won’t most EV users be home charging anyway?
What percentage are really looking for distance road trips?
More dumb analysis, FFS wake up!
This claim was made in every country against EVs. Is there a single one where it held true? Sure, modernizing the net costs money but it seems that even the most buerocratic countries stayed in top of it.
And I promise you, capital has been mad about it ever since
If we can completely transition away from ice it will be interesting to see the knock on effect of improvements to physical and mental health when we’re all not breathing in fumes all day long. I know it’s only one aspect of how unhealthy car culture is. Edit: spelling.
Unfortunately all the microplastics from tyres will only get worse due to vehicle mass increasing
and the brake particulates (nearly as bad) will get much less from regen braking, so swings and roundabouts…
not an upvote for cars BTW they are horrific and we need to reduce thier use significantly but here we are, voting for Nethyendals that want to make it worse.
Yeah, but no problems with datacenters somehow?
How many new datacentres are in Australia though? I didn’t think there were many new ones being built.
Rip apart the data centres infrastructure and turn them into massive-scale sodium battery storage systems and cover the facility in solar and wind turbines as a gen-bat system
Do that same with parliament house
Add Reggie’s to the list. That guy is a dick.
Well yea, 100GW to one building is way easier then pulling 200kW at 30 different Coles shops in Vic and qld.
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To be honest you’re right, and globally if the data centre is built they’re having delays with getting hooked up.
I’m surprised EVs didn’t take off sooner in Australia, given the fact that 40% of Aussie homes have solar panels.
I’m Aussie but am living in the USA now. Last time I visited Australia, I leased an EV from Sixt and it was so much cheaper than an ICE car because they included free Chargefox and Tesla supercharging.
tesla needs to disappear off of that list
