Posted by Adirondack case guy on February 24, 2011 at 17:34:16 from (67.252.92.228):
In Reply to: ot Gas Use Fading posted by Kornfused on February 24, 2011 at 17:02:27:
The only good thing I can say about the current hybrid cars is, yes gasoline consumption is reduced. However electrical consumption will rise dramatically in overnight hours, So far most of the electricity produced in the US is produced without dependance on foreign oil. Expanded use of Hybrids or all electric cars will with no dought put a stress on our electrical interstructure, however that will mean jobs to upgrade and the addition of renewable sources such as bio mass, solar, wind, expanded hydro will in time eliminate our need for foreign fuel. To further reduce the cost of rebuilding the electrical grid, land owners now have the tech available to produce their own power and virtually become energy independent. Think about it! many here are farmers who pretty much raise their own food,and help feed the world. Why not harvest free energy from Mother Nature also? Yes solar and wind generation equipment is expensive. So are Tractors and Combines and seed and fertilizer. The big difference is the "crop" sun and wind don't require anual tillage ,seeding or fertilizer.
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