> Why does that have to happen at the same time? Well because the grid capacity has to increase rapidly to satisfy the demand of electric cars and then some.

> Why does that have to happen at the same time? Well because the grid capacity has to increase rapidly to satisfy the demand of electric cars and then some. If the EU countries are going to invest into new energy infra during this decade, it better be clean considering the whole point is to reduce emissions. This massive investment probably won't happen again in generations and it would be pretty stupid to have to rebuild the energy grid. > and you try to frame that as a disadvantage I'm happy with the transition to electric cars. Not sure where you're getting that idea from. > I don’t get arguments like yours. What argument? That the EU will need more electricity very soon? That's a fact.