21EV
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Agreed, per my point the status quo won't say the status quo! I do disagree that simply getting people to charge overnight solves the problem. The overarching point I've been trying to make it is that we shouldn't minimize the amount of change required. This will require change, more so in some areas than others but we have most of tools to accomplish it and it is entirely possible.It won't, just as the grid didn't stay the same when refrigerators were introduced or when air conditioning was introduced, or any other extra demand on the grid. Why would you think it would be any different this time, especially when most charging will be done when it's most convenient, overnight, when the grid has plenty of excess capacity?