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Yep, and regulators demanding even more demand with their policies (eg. ban on ICE cars coming soon, random bans on non-electric heating, cooking, etc.). edit:
by ajsnigrutin 3y ago
Yep, and regulators demanding even more demand with their policies (eg. ban on ICE cars coming soon, random bans on non-electric heating, cooking, etc.).
edit: sure, downvote, but mandated increased demand without infrastructure first is a recipe for failure.
- black6 3y agoYou are not wrong. Mandated shifts away from carbon-based energy systems always seem to fail to take into account the inherent increased demand on the power grid.