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Originally Posted by chris719
Does it really though? I mean, they claim it's going to be using captured carbon and renewable electricity production, but it's a horribly inefficient way to create a fuel overall. Might be workable on a smaller scale. It would be nice if it works out, but I am deeply skeptical.
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Everyone is currently shoving EV down our throats and they don't have the infrastructure to support it yet.
In Canada, we have severe winters in most places and most of the people park on the street and don't own a garage. Plows have to clear the roads and sidewalks, and how are they going to do that when people are charging their EV?
Not to mention, the colder it is, the slower the car charges and lower it holds the charge as well.
EV seems like a thing in 20 years. At the moment, have hybrid or hydrogen powered ICE seems like the way to go.