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Old 08-06-2024, 01:30 PM   #90
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
(4) If the SHTF and we are in a grid down situation (maybe a big storm, violent solar activity, or even war) how are you going to charge EV's? Unlike gasoline cars where you can drive in a tanker of gasoline, you can't really drive in a tanker of electricity.
This one goes both ways. There were major floods in Australia a year or two ago (I think it was both, actually - we've had a pretty awful time with natural disasters). An acquaintance of mine felt a little smug charging his car from solar/battery setup and going about his merry way while people were unable to refuel with petrol. Distributed renewal energy systems are more disaster-resilient than fossil fuel distribution networks in some ways.
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