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I do largely agree with this. Those small and more remote rural towns are also likely some of the last places to highly electrify due to the particular needs of
by vel0city 9mo ago
I do largely agree with this. Those small and more remote rural towns are also likely some of the last places to highly electrify due to the particular needs of those kinds of lifestyles. You're far more likely to be towing a horse trailer if you live in such a place, which is something EVs will probably struggle with for a long while.
- bluGill 9mo agofarmers already own their own gas station on the farm. They have on road diesel forethe trucks, off road diesel for the tractors (no road tax, otherwise the same - DOTs check this so nobody cheat), and gasoline for cars that never go to town (also for lawn mowers). Of course distance from town matters, if you live near town you won't have your own, but the farther town is the more useful your own personal supply is.
- vel0city 9mo agoTrue, but there's also that range of household that aren't truly a real farm operation yet live in that kind of space.