Oil isn't going anywhere - need 700 million electric vehicles by 2050 just to stay flat.

[DarthTrader]

Oil demand in the world is 100 million barrels a day approximately. In order to keep oil demand at 100 million barrels a day by 2050, we need 700 million electric vehicles by 2050 world wide. Only 6.75 million EV cars sold last year (2021)

The whole world can't even produce 20 million electric vehicles a year right now. LOL. The leftist wokes have so fucked us.

 

[kyzr]

More people will just work from home. No problem.

 

[Confederate Soldier]

More people will just work from home. No problem.

Production jobs, construction jobs, deliveries, farming, etc. says otherwise.

 

[DarthTrader]

More people will just work from home. No problem.

Riiiight. Because people only used cars to go to work?

By the way that's VEHICLES. Not personal cars. That's busses, transport, semi trucks, etc. Doesn't even count trains, planes and shipping.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Used gasoline cars are getting record high prices.
In the future gasoline cars will be priceless.
You will see 50 year old cars still being used.
They will just keep being repaired and driven.

 

[DarthTrader]

Used gasoline cars are getting record high prices.
In the future gasoline cars will be priceless.
You will see 50 year old cars still being used.
They will just keep being repaired and driven.

Cuba here we come!

 

[kyzr]

Used gasoline cars are getting record high prices.
In the future gasoline cars will be priceless.
You will see 50 year old cars still being used.
They will just keep being repaired and driven.

Been to Cuba lately? <g>

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Oil demand in the world is 100 million barrels a day approximately. In order to keep oil demand at 100 million barrels a day by 2050, we need 700 million electric vehicles by 2050 world wide. Only 6.75 million EV cars sold last year (2021)

The whole world can't even produce 20 million electric vehicles a year right now. LOL. The leftist wokes have so fucked us.

Oh by the way where is the energy coming from that would supply the electricity needed for those 700 million pieces of shit? Wind farms? say goodbye to 250,000 birds a year. Solar panels? Better hope it is a clear day with no rain or clouds and not during the winter time where sun is at its lowest.

 

[kyzr]

By 2050 we need to figure out a lot of energy issues.
Nuclear power, or what to generate electricity?
Only electric cars & buses?
Back to bicycles?
Public transportation?

There is only so much oil on the planet. It will run out eventually.

 

[kyzr]

Oh by the way where is the energy coming from that would supply the electricity needed for those 700 million pieces of shit? Wind farms? say goodbye to 250,000 birds a year. Solar panels? Better hope it is a clear day with no rain or clouds and not during the winter time where sun is at its lowest.

Nuclear has to be in the mix.
Hydrogen?
Fusion looks like "fools gold".

 

[DarthTrader]

Oh by the way where is the energy coming from that would supply the electricity needed for those 700 million pieces of shit? Wind farms? say goodbye to 250,000 birds a year. Solar panels? Better hope it is a clear day with no rain or clouds and not during the winter time where sun is at its lowest.

I did the math on the US oil consumption, we need 750 nuclear reactors to replace all vehicle oil consumed in the US.

 

[kyzr]

I did the math on the US oil consumption, we need 750 nuclear reactors to replace all vehicle oil consumed in the US.

Look at the power line distribution capacities while you're at it.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Nuclear has to be in the mix.
Hydrogen?
Fusion looks like "fools gold".

Nuclear is the ONLY option and we don't even have 0.0001% of the capacity needed TODAY to power even 1/10 of the capacity needed. It's a bullshit pipedream that voting for dumbfucks is perpetuating.

 

[DarthTrader]

Look at the power line distribution capacities while you're at it.

I haven't done numbers on it but I can imagine, considering the power lines are outdated by 40 years.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

By 2050 we need to figure out a lot of energy issues.
Nuclear power, or what to generate electricity?
Only electric cars & buses?
Back to bicycles?
Public transportation?

There is only so much oil on the planet. It will run out eventually.

Damn, i heard that in the late 1970s when Jimmy Carter said that the world had enough oil for about 10 more years...See what the lie got....

Jimmy Carter and the Energy Crisis that Never Happened​

• Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins

“Within ten years we would not be able to import enough oil—from any country, at any acceptable price.” “If we fail to act soon, we will face an economic, social and political crisis that will threaten our free institutions.”

Jimmy Carter and the Energy Crisis that Never Happened | Thomas A. Firey

Forty years ago tonight, President Jimmy Carter delivered an address making dark predictions of an imminent shortage of natural energy resources. But instead of ridiculing Carter’s speech, we should learn from it. It shows the power of markets to deal with resource constraints.

fee.org

https://www.bing.com/search?q=jimmy...NNTH1&refig=5676e897e5aa437fb22ca3b03a7ffc26#

 

[kyzr]

Damn, i heard that in the late 1970s when Jimmy Carter said that the world had enough oil for about 10 more years...See what the lie got....
“Within ten years we would not be able to import enough oil—from any country, at any acceptable price.” “If we fail to act soon, we will face an economic, social and political crisis that will threaten our free institutions.”

Carter's lie got a lot more oil wells drilled.
Technology improved, we now have Marcellus Shale gas that we didn't have in the 1970s.
There is offshore oil, but no one is allowed to drill there.
There is oil in ANWR, but Xiden stopped development
Nuclear power plants are aging and need to be replaced with something. The question is what?
Same with fossil fuels, how long will they last, and what replaces them?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Carter's lie got a lot more oil wells drilled.
Technology improved, we now have Marcellus Shale gas that we didn't have in the 1970s.
There is offshore oil, but no one is allowed to drill there.
There is oil in ANWR, but Xiden stopped development
Nuclear power plants are aging and need to be replaced with something. The question is what?
Same with fossil fuels, how long will they last, and what replaces them?

This all sounds like a coordinated effort to strangle hour energy supply so that we can be controlled.

No, that sounds crazy. Couldn't possibly happen.

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

This all sounds like a coordinated effort to strangle hour energy supply so that we can be controlled.

No, that sounds crazy. Couldn't possibly happen.

Ya think?