Stop ranting, it's been more than ten years since tracks were mentioned on this forum, for renewable electricity production... And especially since production had to be developed first before encouraging consumption... You are just a common crook who has always supported crooks, with victims captive customers.izentrop wrote:
In any case, the shift is beginning and electric is the lowest carbon solution, the most economical, provided that batteries and energy follow...
Driving an electric car every day
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Do not forget the sites of Douvrin and Dunkirk, among others...
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Obamot wrote: You're just a common crook who has always supported crooks, with captive customers as victims.
This kind of remark should no longer exist, or be said in a more courteous way, because it will undoubtedly generate other remarks all that....
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Don't make me say what I didn't say.Obamot wrote:Stop ranting, it's been more than ten years since tracks were mentioned on this forum, for renewable electricity production... And above all that it was first necessary to develop production before encouraging consumption..izentrop wrote:In any case, the shift is beginning and electric is the lowest carbon solution, the most economical, provided that batteries and energy follow...
On the other hand, what is clear: The energy transition will remain an illusion in a world with finite resources. https://www.revue-acropolis.fr/la-trans ... un-leurre/
Thanks but don't worry it doesn't even bother me.phil59 wrote:This kind of remark should no longer exist, or be said in a more courteous way, because it will undoubtedly generate other remarks all that....Obamot wrote: You're just a common crook who has always supported crooks, with captive customers as victims.
And then it's the darling of unstoppable mods ... 15 pages and still there bistro / what is it-how-to-obamot-t12250.html
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izentrop wrote:Thanks but don't worry it doesn't even bother me.
And then it's the darling of unstoppable mods ... 15 pages and still there bistro / what is it-how-to-obamot-t12250.html
Don't throw oil on the fire either, stay zen too.
We can say everything calmly, without yelling at each other.
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11/02/23, 03:24
The only debates where people don't argue is when they agree among themselves, and again!
A great dreamer, phil 59!Don't throw oil on the fire either, stay zen too.
We can say everything calmly, without yelling at each other.
The only debates where people don't argue is when they agree among themselves, and again!
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Obamot wrote:How much does it cost us per 100km?
a medium-sized car consumes between 15 and 20 kWh/100 km.
In winter rather 20.
at 0,8 €/kWh, that's 16 €/100 km...
Even on a lower assumption, 15 kWh/100 km x €0,6/kWh = €9
It's as expensive as Diesel! (5L x 1,9€/L)
And it's 80% nuke
You're kidding!
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0.8€/kWh?
Even in red tempo days it's still not as expensive (0.67€/kwh)
And conversely, in off-peak hours on blue days it's €0.097/kWh or (at 20kWh/100km) €1.94 per 100km... do you do 100km with 1l of diesel?
Even in red tempo days it's still not as expensive (0.67€/kwh)
And conversely, in off-peak hours on blue days it's €0.097/kWh or (at 20kWh/100km) €1.94 per 100km... do you do 100km with 1l of diesel?
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izentrop wrote:In any case, the turn is about to begin
it is discussed. Fairly few EVs in the car park, hardly any in the trucks
and electric is the lowest carbon solution,
it all depends on electricity. In France it is the most nuclear solution, in the major world countries, the most carbon-intensive.
the most economical,
very debatable.
1) Inflation on electricity (however lightly taxed) brings the cost close to liquid fuels (surtaxed).
2) the purchase of an EV is very expensive, and it may get worse because an EV is much more "mining" than a VT
provided that the batteries and energy follow ...
precisely it will not follow so well as that.
Rather than getting bogged down in everything VE, we need to develop
1) a renewable electricity network
2) both the EV, the hybrid and the VT depending on the uses,
3) with neo-fuels with a low carbon footprint.
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Forhorse wrote:0.8€/kWh?
Even in red tempo days it's still not as expensive (0.67€/kwh)
And conversely, in off-peak hours on blue days it's €0.097/kWh or (at 20kWh/100km) €1.94 per 100km... do you do 100km with 1l of diesel?
home refills are not directly comparable.
we are talking here about EV castaways who want to prove that an EV does as well as a VT in long distance.
They will therefore take sheets in I don't know what charging network, at nearly €1/kWh.
And yet they are very happy when the terminal works...
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