Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035

[DigitalDrifter]

"2035". That's got a familliar sound to it!

Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035 to “ensure the stability” of the oil & gas industry​

The State of Wyoming is considering phasing out the sales of electric vehicles by 2035 to “ensure the stability” of its oil and gas industry. Senators Jim Anderson, Brian Boner, Ed Cooper, Dan Dockstader, Representatives Donald Burkhart, Jr, and Bill Henderson sponsored the bill SJ0004.

In the bill, the group of politicians claimed that oil and gas production has been one of the state’s proud and valued industries, creating “countless jobs” and contributing “revenues to the state of Wyoming throughout the state’s history.”

Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035 to "ensure the stability" of the oil & gas industry

Wyoming is considering phasing out the sales of electric vehicles by 2035 to "ensure the stability" of its oil and gas industry.

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[lennypartiv]

Sounded good at first, but read the fine print. They don't have the cojones to make any of enforceable.

 

[MarathonMike]

Isn't it interesting that the Green Energy zealots trying to save the planet with 2 thousand pound batteries loaded with toxic materials DIDN"T THINK TO MAKE THEM RECYCLABLE!!! Things that make you go hmmmmmm......

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

This is as dumb as outlawing gasoline vehicles

 

[Vrenn]

Isn't it interesting that the Green Energy zealots trying to save the planet with 2 thousand pound batteries loaded with toxic materials DIDN"T THINK TO MAKE THEM RECYCLABLE!!! Things that make you go hmmmmmm......

Well, idjit, the batteries are recyclable. The US just started gear up for that. Europe has been doing that for the last 25 years.

BTW, are you aware that there are to batteries coming out real soon to replace the Lion battery? One is based on Aluminum and the other is based on Sodium. Both batteries will be fully out by 2025. One is still in the labs but it's working fine while the other is being prepared for full production. That means the aluminum oxide will be coming out later on this year or early next year. Lion batteries are stopgap only and always have been.

Are you also aware that EVs are over 130 years old? In the 1890s, the EV was the go to power for cars and light trucks. They used the very antiquated lead acid batteries and had about a 20 mile range. Around 1910, the EV no longer was improved on. The EV is that far behind on the Gasoline Cars. But it's made a stronger leap than the Gas Rig ever did in the number of years it's been under production. Gas rigs have reached their pinnacle while EV is just getting better.

 

[Vrenn]

This is as dumb as outlawing gasoline vehicles

Norway is close to doing that along with a couple of other northern countries. The ONLY way that the Gas Rig can be outlawed is if the EV gets the full National Support which it hasn't had

 

[tyroneweaver]

"2035". That's got a familliar sound to it!

Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035 to “ensure the stability” of the oil & gas industry​

Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035 to "ensure the stability" of the oil & gas industry

Wyoming is considering phasing out the sales of electric vehicles by 2035 to "ensure the stability" of its oil and gas industry.

www.teslarati.com

t\ya theiy need a road tax. that road between Laramie and Salt Lake ain't so hot.

 

[Concerned American]

This is as dumb as outlawing gasoline vehicles

Why didn't you voice your opposition to those dumb laws?

 

[Leo123]

Well, idjit, the batteries are recyclable. The US just started gear up for that. Europe has been doing that for the last 25 years.

BTW, are you aware that there are to batteries coming out real soon to replace the Lion battery? One is based on Aluminum and the other is based on Sodium. Both batteries will be fully out by 2025. One is still in the labs but it's working fine while the other is being prepared for full production. That means the aluminum oxide will be coming out later on this year or early next year. Lion batteries are stopgap only and always have been.

Are you also aware that EVs are over 130 years old? In the 1890s, the EV was the go to power for cars and light trucks. They used the very antiquated lead acid batteries and had about a 20 mile range. Around 1910, the EV no longer was improved on. The EV is that far behind on the Gasoline Cars. But it's made a stronger leap than the Gas Rig ever did in the number of years it's been under production. Gas rigs have reached their pinnacle while EV is just getting better.

First of all, there is a reason EV's were not successful. Batteries and limited mileage. Second of all, the ONLY reason EV's have 'made a stronger leap' is because of huge government subsidies. CE cars have gotten better and better and will continue to do so.

 

[lennypartiv]

t\ya theiy need a road tax. that road between Laramie and Salt Lake ain't so hot.

Last time you took that route, did you think you could grab your cell phone and call for roadside assistance if your car broke down? Think again.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Want an RV buy one Of not don't

Why didn't you voice your opposition to those dumb laws?

It's not his agenda

 

[Magnus]

"2035". That's got a familliar sound to it!

Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035 to “ensure the stability” of the oil & gas industry​

Wyoming wants to phase out sales of EVs by 2035 to "ensure the stability" of the oil & gas industry

Wyoming is considering phasing out the sales of electric vehicles by 2035 to "ensure the stability" of its oil and gas industry.

www.teslarati.com

Sure they will. Keep dreaming.

 

[blackhawk]

Here is a real wacky idea let the market settle it. The market settled things like 8 track or cassette tapes VHS or BETA VCR or DVD player Ford Pinto or Ford Mustang it can decide EV or gasoline powered.

 

[beautress]

Go, Wyoming!!!

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Sounded good at first, but read the fine print. They don't have the cojones to make any of enforceable.

It’s the thought and sentiment that counts.

 

[pknopp]

This is as dumb as outlawing gasoline vehicles

RIght, this is so sad what politics have become in this country.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

When federal government forces these economic decisions, disaster follows.
Should have gone with Hydrogen

 

[JoeB131]

Isn't it interesting that the Green Energy zealots trying to save the planet with 2 thousand pound batteries loaded with toxic materials DIDN"T THINK TO MAKE THEM RECYCLABLE!!! Things that make you go hmmmmmm......

They'll find ways to recycle them eventually. Everything is ultimately recyclable.

The problem is, at the end of the day, we are running out of petroleum, so we really do need a plan B.

 

[JoeB131]

Here's the problem.

Like it or not, the world is running out of petroleum. At current consumption rates, we will be out of petroleum in 47 years.

World Oil Statistics - Worldometer

Amount of Oil left in the world based on proven gas reserves and current global consumption levels. World Oil reserves, production, and consumption by year and by country, imports, exports, charts and list.

www.worldometers.info

That assumes the world continues at its current pace of consumption. Unlikely, given that India and China with 2.5 BILLION people are increasing their consumption.

So even if you are an inbred flat earther who don't believe in that Global Warming Stuff... WE STILL HAVE A PROBLEM.

Eventually, we will run out.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Has anyone seen a Chevy Volt lately?