[bibbyenergysolutions]

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[NMNeil]

Wireless power transmission is far from new, Nichola Tesla was granted a patent in 1900 for wireless power transmission. The biggest problem is, it's impractical and often, simply doesn't work.
If it worked, why don't we have it already today?

[bryn]

@bibbyenergysolutions. Hi committed EV driver with carbon neg guesthouse with x3. working teathered ev points SINCE 2013. we are non vat reg, no staff and gov schemes all fail small folk. Current scheme gives 75% BUT you must be VAT reg to ap.ply. gove needs to wake up and take notice of pioneers and listen to us. how many ev points have you seen where they get subsiby but are in dumb places. Some points will never be able to charge our E rifter

[NMNeil]

Where I live we have 6 or 7 main dealerships and not one has any EV's for sale, new or used, and the reason is simply, the power of the oil companies. No not a conspiracy theory but i live near the Permian Basin, one of the richest oil fields in the US, and the income from those wells pays for schools etc, so they really don't want EV's interfering with their profits.
Our Governor introduced a mandate that all car dealerships stock have 43% zero emissions by 2026, the dealerships, backed by big oil fought tooth and nail to stop the mandate, but failed.
https://www.kunm.org/kunm-news-updat...elections-more
As the old saying goes, it's the golden rule. Those with the gold make the rules.

[Mark07]

It is notable that there aren't solar farms in Death Valley (and similar environments).

With the Hoover Damn running out of water, do you think places like Las Vegas could take a sustainable approach to energy generation?

[NMNeil]

But they do.
https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2024/07/...nal-in-nevada/
https://www.energy.gov/lpo/ivanpah

[Rolebama]

FWIW: My nearest public EV charging points are in a car park shared by two supermarkets. They are near the supermarket entrances. I don't visit regularly but when I do these spots are always occupied by ICEs, although I did once spot a hybrid once although it was not on charge. The car park is around four miles from my home.