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(1) who pays for the party and (2) where does the power come from? Other than that, sounds great!
by binarray2000 3y ago
(1) who pays for the party and (2) where does the power come from?
Other than that, sounds great!
- cinntaile 3y ago(1) The tax payer. (2) The electricity grid. I do hope they don't force it on gas stations. Make it voluntary and give them subsidies instead.
- dadjoker 3y ago1) And how exactly is that energy generated? 2) Will the grid be swamped because the utopia of "green energy" can't keep up with the additions to the grid?
- hef19898 3y agoAll numbers we have are not supporting those claims.
- flohofwoe 3y agoSince the summer months see the highest traffic on the Autobahn due to school holidays and vacation, this might actually be a clever solution to store surplus "green energy" into car batteries instead of letting it go to waste ;)
- Rebelgecko 3y ago1. Currently it's about 50/50 for renewable vs fossil fuels. However the trend is that renewables are growing and fossil fuel usage (mostly coal) is declining. You can see some cool graphs on the Wikipedia page for energy in Germany 2. No
- fwungy 3y ago[flagged]
- cinntaile 3y agoHe probably gets downvoted because he's not discussing in good faith.