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Does anyone know if NY state offers any kind of incentive on EV's?
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Does anyone know if NY state offers any kind of incentive on EV's?
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Market shifts happen faster than predicted, and impact the market more than expected"
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You seem very tolerant of the fact that Norway is sending huge supplies of oil around the world. Apparently their love of health over profits doesn't extend beyond their borders. Their very generous EV subsidies are paid for with oil.GM and Ford will benefit from incentives on their EV's as well.
Norway also has a massive oil and gas industry. It would seem they have prioritized the health of their citizens over the profits of an industry. What a concept.
You seem very tolerant of the fact that Norway is sending huge supplies of oil around the world. Apparently their love of health over profits doesn't extend beyond their borders. Their very generous EV subsidies are paid for with oil.
If you think about it, incentives are a perverse way to do this. Another approach would be to fairly charge for external costs so alternatives stop selling at a discount. A great way to do this is with a revenue neutral, gradually increasing carbon fee and dividend.
Check out Citizens Climate Lobby - Political Will for a Livable World
Ironically, this is an approach many Republicans support.
You seem very tolerant of the fact that Norway is sending huge supplies of oil around the world. Apparently their love of health over profits doesn't extend beyond their borders. Their very generous EV subsidies are paid for with oil.
Electric vehicles expected to be the norm by 2026
Electric vehicles expected to be the norm by 2026 | CTV News | Autos
"Battery technology continues to improve, and the amount of resources needed to make an electric car will continue to fall. These technology developments will all add up, greatly reducing the environmental impact of cars while making them safer and cheaper. If current trends towards electric cars continue this means that, by 2026, demand for electric cars will almost certainly outweigh demand for 'traditionally fuelled' cars."If you include hybrids on the list, that may be true. Pure BEVs will not be a dominant force in the market that early. There won't be enough battery production.
"Battery technology continues to improve, and the amount of resources needed to make an electric car will continue to fall. These technology developments will all add up, greatly reducing the environmental impact of cars while making them safer and cheaper. If current trends towards electric cars continue this means that, by 2026, demand for electric cars will almost certainly outweigh demand for 'traditionally fuelled' cars."
This suggests pure EV's. What's the turnaround time on a GIGAfactory? I anticipate announcements for additional GIGA's very soon.
"Battery technology continues to improve, and the amount of resources needed to make an electric car will continue to fall. These technology developments will all add up, greatly reducing the environmental impact of cars while making them safer and cheaper. If current trends towards electric cars continue this means that, by 2026, demand for electric cars will almost certainly outweigh demand for 'traditionally fuelled' cars."
This suggests pure EV's. What's the turnaround time on a GIGAfactory? I anticipate announcements for additional GIGA's very soon.