If you are from Texas...Cybertruck can power a house

pianotuna wrote:
Here is the battery tech that GM hopes to use.

https://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/the-smarter-grid/the-return-of-the-lithiummetal-battery

YS, If your employer allows free charging at work....your plan might be a "GO".

That said, in Regina, there are 37 level 2 chargers that are totally free.

I'm curious--do folks with EV's plug in each and every day? (I would be doing so because my access would be level 1.)

My consumption is about 110 kwh per month. The cost of the power is about $14. My bill is a little less than $45 per month. Talk about being penalized for conservation! Effectively, I'm paying $0.45 per kwh.

Wow, you are a bigger cheapskate than me.:W I pay double that just for the municipality to haul my poop, :E

I want my electricity free and I'll feel like a true environmentalist to take advantage of their freely-installed solar panels, but they say I need an electric billl of $170 a month to qualify.

Can't understand their value proposition as the offer gives those who avails a $70 monthly fixed payment.

Yeah, battery and solar panel technologies are the most interesting development in this latent age.

Imagine million-mile battery and those seeming endless re-charging life cycles.