The future of our Motor Homes

If 5% (1:20) go EV the grid collapses. The grid is running above 85% capacity and sometimes as high as 99% capacity with power shutdowns to keep it functional at the moment, this is set to increase. It’ll take massive investment and many many years to get an infrastructure capable of being anywhere near being EV supportable and an all electric sustainable lifestyle is far off.

Government pushing EV / green agenda to get votes, not listening to the concerns of the technical experts as they care only about getting their rotten filthy greedy snouts in the trough at the next election……short term memory syndrome is a politicians saviour! …. And a 100K + pension when they leave office, why should they worry?

Couple that to the push on electric hungry ground/air pumps on new housing and we’re lining up the ducks very nicely for a crisis….. it’s beginning to happen already. Nuclear is the only option if they’re going down that route, and that ain’t happening.

Diesel technology can be made much more efficient (virtually zero emissions) LPG will make a comeback……
I wouldn’t get too concerned yet about your diesels, there going to be around for a long time.

This is going on over our heads, and out poli-tic's think 3 million electric cars are going to make a difference, about as much as a thistle tone in a haystack, you have to look at how much of your electricity bill goes to line their pockets,with unvouched expenses.

Not to mention the emergence Space tourism 🤨 backwards we are going 🥵

6 myths about electric vehicles busted

https://www.nationalgrid.com/s…les-busted

There is a simple formula for living.

When you have to much of something, find a use for it. (electricity)
But don't try to use something you haven't enough of, because you will definitely run out, and then have nothing,

This can be applied to everything in this world.

It will be biomethane first for heavy vehicles and eventually hydrogen.

https://www.rte.ie/news/irelan…y-ireland/

In as far back as, at least the fifth century B.C., the knew to put the Horse in front of the Cart.
Isn't it rediculas to think that in the this time, you need a Masters degrees, to lick up to an arse higher than yours. They still don't know where the horse should go.

The same as always happen when demand outstrips supply Norman,
price of everything go through the roof. We should never put all your eggs in one basket, Cartel comes to mind

Another one is home heating ground source heat pumps,what powers them? Bloody electricity.