Correction on previous thread...13,018,022,473,988 additional kWh needed per year

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I thought the entire point of the Cult of The Church of The Holy Melting Iceberg was to reduce energy usage not require us to build 3,000 Nuclear plants to supply more power to energize this Idiotic Religion?

These Moon Bat morons have a wet dream.

They dream that everybody can have an electric vehicle and it can be recharged by solar and wind power. Hence free transportation. LOL!

Yea, they are that stupid and naive.

They are pretty much science deniers.

 

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Another issue is the fact that an equivalent EV Semi weighs 8-10,000 lbs more than a ICE Semi. So what will be needed is for DOTs to raise the weight limits on Bridges and Roads by 8-10,000 lbs. This means essentially re-building and re-engineering our entire roadway systems.

Also add to that, the limited range of EV Semis when they are pulling a load. The range is cut anywhere from 50-75%. So the time it is going to take EVs to get goods to the market place is going to take far, far longer than with ICE Delivery.

The Whole EV-Global Warming thing is a Hoax and Con Game anyways. It is just another way for Globalist Fascist Commies to try to gain control of The Means of Production and push everyone towards a Globalist Totalitarian State.

Wow... just another one of those little details that those EVangelistas don't consider! So disturbing to consider those two minor details!
Martin Wittmer from the Laboratory for Commercial Vehicle Technology at the Dresden University of Applied Sciences had a much more skeptical stance on electric trucks and long-haul journeys.
Battery-powered trucks are realistic for distribution, the post office, or refuse collection," Wittmer said, "but today's lithium-ion batteries are too heavy and too expensive for transporting goods over long distances, and after just two to three years, their storage capacity will already be in significant decline."

Electric trucks like the Tesla Semi are 'pointless both economically and ecologically,' according to a vehicle-tech expert

Several renowned experts took a critical view of Tesla's announcements.

www.businessinsider.com

Better tell California that!