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Not at all, except if you mean arctic winter (when it's technically night all the day). Also, electric offers you the plethora of choices in methods to produce
by henearkr 6y ago
Not at all, except if you mean arctic winter (when it's technically night all the day).
Also, electric offers you the plethora of choices in methods to produce your energy. If it's not photovoltaic, you still have many solutions. Could as well be eolian, or a dam, or hundred of people riding generator-bikes (half-kidding), or etc.
- 34679 6y ago>hundred of people riding generator-bikes (half-kidding) I've wondered if it makes sense for gyms to be paying for electricity.
- henearkr 6y agoAlso, what about energy-producing gym equipment in airliners? Free energy (but maybe only an epsilon), and no more deep vein thrombosis!!
- bananabreakfast 6y agoIt's funny to think about, but if you do the math even dozens of humans riding bikes contribute so little energy compared to what a building requires it is totally negligible and would never be worth the cost beyond a gimmick.