transporting energy in the form of hydrogen instead of as electricity is just plain stupid. electricity to hydrogen is a process that loses 30%. you can transport electricity over thousands of kilometres for just a few percent loss.
They'll have to grow for multiple years. They are nowhere near the size they'll be. No demand problem for their cars, and they can still lower their price
yes, and they'll miss the lower point and have to buy back at a higher price. in 10 years it'll be 2000-3000 per share
When you can’t put underground lines above sea level (preferrably above mean high tide)
Why, are they somehow not waterresistant ? I don't think denmark/the netherlands/belgum/... has that problem
Actually, there is ALWAYS wind. You just need to spread the turbines geographically
2000 per resident ? sounds overly expensive
We could do a whole lot worse.
but we could a lot better, there are a lot of philosophy books for example. It would be a lot better to teach kids from those in school and let them think about it for themselves(instead of filling their heads with dogma)
Short lifespan ? You have to be kidding. My parent's solar panels deliver (after 14 years) still about the same as in the beginning. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sc...
Number of bytes is NOT in the SI system. (so scr* the kibi-, mebi-, gibi- system) We can use our own definition.
Please give us some information on HOW his win was "stolen". Mister Loser needs to go to prison.
both technically correct. the platform is gone, and suspended above an empty space.
I suspect a variety of reasons are impacting these dealers choice to close, I suspect some have seen the electric juggernaut steaming over their repair and service revenue model, other are already feeling the economic effect of the pandemic, and some of them just want to cash out.
downhill
that will go over a lot of peoples heads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
"A car is just a big purse on wheels." -- Johanna Reynolds
