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Seems like a little bit of a switch-up to conflate “green” with “energy-efficient”. Obviously an efficient hybrid is better than a full ICE car, but what happen
by truculent 3y ago
Seems like a little bit of a switch-up to conflate “green” with “energy-efficient”. Obviously an efficient hybrid is better than a full ICE car, but what happens when (if?) the energy system is fully electrified?
That said, I understand not letting the perfect be the enemy of the good. The concerns about the extra weight, embodied carbon, etc in EVs is all too often swept under the rug. With that in mind, would it make more sense for an energy efficiency think-tank to lobby for alternative transport systems?