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You have piqued my interest. I might go for a drive tomorrow..

I missed it last month so March and April 2024 numbers added to UK Solar photovoltaics deployment March: 63.0MW all in systems <= 50kW, 79.82% <= 10kW (March 2023: 102.2MW, 86.7MW <= 50kW, 82.41% of which <= 10kW) April: 66.8MW all in systems <= 50kW, 80.30% <= 10kW (April 2023: 70.7MW, all <=...

How much electricity was generated by the PV produced?

Lexington, NE Host Type: Grocery Store Host: Dollar Fresh Market Along Primary Interstates: I-80 Along US Numbered Highways (<=5mi): US-30, US-283 Along Auxiliary Interstates: None I-80 From: Gothenburg, NE (v2) - 28 miles To: Kearney, NE - 38.5 miles Diversion: 4.1 miles From: North Platte...

There are, although it has gradually reduced as states have given exceptions that allow resale of electricity at chargers. For some reason I specifically remember Kentucky changing its law. https://blinkcharging.com/blog/kwh-billing-and-new-ev-charging-tax-policies

Where a state only allows pricing per unit time, they vary the price based on power ranges. Bolt would always be burned by the width of the range, but others not so much. Site isn't yet on the Tesla app for Magic Dock users.

Some of the brands are owned by the same group. BYD has 4 brands, SAIC has 7, Geely has 4 we don't see in the USA. So knowing _actually_ how many different brands there are would be difficult.

It's mostly cloudy today where I live.

The numbers are based on the joke that is the Chinese test cycle. It's sad how these things are lapped up.

Hmm. _Maybe_. Tesla's approach differed from the other companies and shaped plans and policy. Tesla's success also helped California increase ZEV requirements for the 2016-2025 years, and it helped give the EU an obvious alternative after Dieselgate broke in September 2015. Crucially, it in...

I'm sure that Tesla employees will be happy to know that they don't need to work long hours any more because Musk says there's no need to rush on the energy transition.

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They might have brought the Velite over but just about that time high tariffs got slapped on Chinese cars. It was around the time of The End of the Sedan and multiple companies had to adjust strategy. (GM did try to bring the Cadillac CT6 PHEV over and it was a sales disaster.)

I don't know. Maybe you can search for information, find out and tell us.

The headline is "solar division", but the article says "solar and battery" division, which essentially means Tesla Energy. Without a separate division for Supercharging, Tesla Energy is the natural home.