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Only partially. This all EV-auto lineups have been cooking for a long time. Tesla, push for corps to be more green, etc. have all contributed to what's coming. The gov just sped up the process by implementing that all-EV rule for 2030 or whenver.
I know you like to hysterically claim something or other about deregulation....but there's not a remarkable difference between CAISO and ERCOT....except CAISO needs to curtail delivery when there's a breeze. Oh yeah...there's also a difference in the cost of power. Texas power is as clean or cleaner depending on demand and cheaper by greater than half always. Was Texas unprepared for this event...yes. They will learn and change policy. California has led the nation in power outages for decades and now turns the power off when the wind blows...has for years. When will California learn??
Hyperbole much
Until hydrogen fuel cells become more prevalent and a cheaper way to produce is found, hybrid engines will likely be more favorable to the general public than a pure EV. Still a few too many limitations to carefree and impulse driving to put 100% faith in EV's, for the near future, at least.
, but better than smog.
LOL ...... try Texas has its own deregulated and privatized power grid .... (they didn't want Federal regulations such as "winterizing" to get in the way with boosting profits) that has now been crippled by frozen coal and gas plants. Another failed right-wing Republican policy. Interesting how countries that rely heavily on renewable energy in cold climates like Iceland, Sweden, Norway don't seem to have any issues with energy during extreme cold conditions.
Iceland has geothermal
www.regjeringen.no
We should do more hydro power here. Wonder why we don’t.
"In Norway, 98 percent of the electricity production come from renewable energy sources. Hydropower is the source of most of the production."
.Renewable energy production in Norway
In Norway, 98 percent of the electricity production come from renewable energy sources. Hydropower is the source of most of the production.
