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Will Electric Vehicles Continue To Thrive Without Subsidies?

Electric vehicle sales in Germany have plummeted since the country winded down subsidies for EVs and hybrids at the end of 2022 ....

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FOXNEWS FOX Friends First June 4, 2024 09:13:00

$2 billion for building infrastructure. and just a few years ago that they switched over to propane system. the virgin islands used to burn any oil for the producer of electricity. but what happened is they stop making their bond payments on the system, and they are looking for basically a handout. they see what the administration wants to do with wind and solar. basically they want the electrical grid for free. ashley: neil and want to talk about the wall street journal op-ed on the electric grid. emergency. the grid is supposed to be resilience but the governments for green energy transition with systemic vulnerabilities that politicians don t want to acknowledge. utility and grid operators were not prepare for the surge of natural gas and electricity to heat homes, which occurred as gas supply shortages. i seek temperatures forced power ....

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BBCNEWS Talking Business June 4, 2024 01:47:00

We have to fight. the 100% x is crazy. there will be, i think, for the next 20 years, a large fleet of thermal generation capacity idling in standby, just in case regulators or grid operators see a problem on what they consider still an unreliable source of supply, which is renewables. i think, after 15 years, somebody will start to say, why are we paying for this stuff we never use? but for sometimes we will have a lot of megawatts. just so that we feel confident that what we have built and works will keep working for the supply of energy of europe, but it will be decarbonized. butjust on that point of nuclear energy, i mean, if we look at italy, your country, it s banned it. germany wants to phase it out. and france has its own problems. but the uk is building one, right? ....

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CNN CNN Newsroom With Ana Cabrera June 4, 2024 18:23:00

Difficult shall we say to physically attack because you don t have to have a high level of knowledge at how things work or be an expert in the electrical grid, that s alarming. how do we make these power grids less of a soft target? what needs to happen? what we hads to happen is the federal government has and the electric grid is the most critical of our critical infrastructures. we have 16 critical infrastructures in the united states. all 16 depend on the electric grid. so it is the achilles heel. the federal government has to mandate that grid operators and owners take prudent measures to protect their portion of the grid from known hazards. that s the only way we can protect the entire electric grid is we need the federal government to step up and mandate that companies take prudent measures to protect the electric grid against these known hazards. and, you know, one kind of final thought on the physical threat, we ve known about this for four ....

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BBCNEWS Talking Business June 4, 2024 15:49:00

There will be, i think, for the next 20 years, a large fleet of thermal generation capacity idling in standbyjust in case regulators or grid operators see a problem on what they consider still an unreliable source of supply, which is renewables. i think after 15 years, somebody will start to say, why are we paying for this stuff we never use? but for sometimes we will have a lot of megawatts. just so that we feel confident that what we have built and works will keep working for the supply of energy of of europe, but it will be decarbonized. butjust on that point of of nuclear energy, i mean, if we look at italy, your country, it s banned it. germany wants to phase it out. and france has its own problems. but the uk is building one, right? ....

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