> And nowhere near the power needed if everyone switched to EVs. This is pointless argument. We don't have enough EVs for everyone to switch to EVs. It looks

> And nowhere near the power needed if everyone switched to EVs. This is pointless argument. We don't have enough EVs for everyone to switch to EVs. It looks like the bottleneck will be EV production, not wind & solar adoption. We only need to quadruple solar panels in the US to provide all electricity necessary for ALL cars to switch to EVs... This looks like it'll happen within 10 years. We won't be 100% on EVs in 20 years.