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> Maybe the problem will go away but the fees will likely remain and be joined by others. It will only get worse as more people switch to electric vehicles. Cu
by bArray 3y ago
> Maybe the problem will go away but the fees will likely remain and be joined by others.
It will only get worse as more people switch to electric vehicles. Currently the only real limitation is physical chargers. At some point it will also be the electrical grid, and other issues.
- plagiarist 3y agoOh, like the grid would get overwhelmed? Yeah could be like you get charged peak rates based on time of day instead of based on wherever oil futures are at.
- bArray 3y ago> Oh, like the grid would get overwhelmed? As one of the problems yes. There could be quite a few others too. > Yeah could be like you get charged peak rates based on time of day instead of based on wherever oil futures are at. Sure, but also system load, temperature, energy production method used, some form of green energy tax, etc. Before you know it your "cheap to fill up" is filled with a lottery of micro taxes.