New model likely for e-highway bids
An electric highway refers to a highway with adequate charging infrastructure at regular intervals, with dedicated public electric vehicles plying on the route
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An electric highway refers to a highway with adequate charging infrastructure at regular intervals, with dedicated public electric vehicles plying on the route
The global energy network, what would it look like? i would just make sure that the infrastructure is strong enough to cope with the addition of renewables, e—mobility, electric heat pumps, etc. because this is what i think the most dangerous bottleneck is ahead of us if we think about the energy transition. it's not whether we can deploy more renewables or whether we can deploy evs fast across europe, it's whether we have the infrastructure to cope with that. i think we are at a point in which the real bottleneck is infrastructure, so if i would have a magic wish, i would wish that this pro...
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Infrastructure is expensive. policy changes take time to to push through. i'm just wondering, leo, if you could wave your magic wand and completely transform the global energy network, what would it look like? i would just make sure that the infrastructure is strong enough to cope with the addition of renewables, e—mobility, electric heat pumps, etc. because this is what i think the most dangerous bottleneck is ahead of us if we think about the energy transition. it's not whether we can deploy more renewables or whether we can deploy evs fast across europe. it's whether we have the infrastru...
If you could wave your magic wand and completely transform the global energy network, what would it look like? i would just make sure that the infrastructure is strong enough to cope with the addition of renewables, e—mobility, electric heat pumps, etc. because this is what i think the most dangerous bottleneck is ahead of us if we think about the energy transition. it's not whether we can deploy more renewables or whether we can deploy evs fast across europe. it's whether we have the infrastructure to cope with that. i think we are at a point in which the real bottleneck is infrastructure. ...