Agree. All it says is: if all cars magically turned electrical today, we'd need more electricity. No discussion of the risks/barriers in place to get more elec

Agree. All it says is: if all cars magically turned electrical today, we'd need more electricity. No discussion of the risks/barriers in place to get more electricity. (By the way, technology and infrastructure investment aren't the bottlenecks here. It would be the perverse politicians and bone-headed bureaucrats at the electric system operators.) Also, no discussion about solutions as you mentioned. Given I'm in a bad mood, I bet the purpose of the article is simply to get published so the authors can sell their expertise to some regulatory hearing.