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One issue with this is that at we have peaks in demand for electricity exactly when cars are more likely to be on the roads (morning and evening commute times,
by tomatocracy 3y ago
One issue with this is that at we have peaks in demand for electricity exactly when cars are more likely to be on the roads (morning and evening commute times, roughly).
So for it to happen at large scale, we would need to see significant reductions in eg night time generation capacity. In my view this is unlikely (nuclear and wind will still run at night even if we close every coal, oil and gas fired generator).
- benj111 3y agoi dont doubt theres an overlap, but theres a peak in demand precisely because people are no longer in their cars. people dont turn the oven/heating/kettle on when theyre in the car.