Electric vehicle mandate in California
California has a mandate for electric vehicles in the future. Just read with the extreme heat PG&E will have rolling blackouts because of power shortage. Noticed this in previous years as well. Do...
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ShinerBock wrote:Yes or they may work road construction and use no electricity.time2roll wrote:pigman1 wrote:If the power is out what will you do at work? If the power is on at work you would have the ability to charge there or en route.
For all those considering a small generator to charge their EV, OMG the pollution. I thought they were concerned about lawn mowers? And cows farting and burping? And now everyone will need a generator (running on gasoline/diesel) so they can drive to work.
You are assuming companies do not have back up power generators. You would be surprised how many companies have them to keep business operating even without main power. Many places like hospitals, large grocery stores, hotels, data centers, call centers, schools, and so on have back up power generators.
OK and what do the other 98% do at work when the power is out?
