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If hydrogen is the answer, you re asking the wrong question - Renewables

The renewable energy can do no wrong brigade will no doubt be horrified to learn that I have a couple more posts to come from my book DARK AGES The looming destruction of the Australian power grid This one is on the general uselessness of hydrogen. If I had to hand out awards for the worst idea a.

Toyota s Chief Says Electric Vehicles Are Overhyped: Akio Toyoda Says Converting Entirely to EVs Could Cost Hundreds of Billions of Dollars and Make Cars Unaffordable for Average People – Advanced BioFuels USA

by Peter Landers (Wall Street Journal) Toyota Motor Corp.’s leader criticized what he described as excessive hype over electric vehicles, saying advocates failed to consider the carbon emitted by generating electricity and the costs of an EV transition. Toyota President Akio Toyoda said Japan would run out of electricity in the summer if all cars were running on electric power. The infrastructure needed to support a fleet consisting entirely of EVs would cost Japan between ¥14 trillion and ¥37 trillion, the equivalent of $135 billion to $358 billion, he said. “When politicians are out there saying, ‘Let’s get rid of all cars using gasoline,’ do they understand this?” Mr. Toyoda said Thursday at a year-end news conference in his capacity as chairman of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association.

EVs Could Soon Cost Same as Gas Cars Thanks to Lower Battery Costs

EVs Could Soon Cost Same as Gas Cars Thanks to Lower Battery Costs Roberto Baldwin © Marc Urbano - Car and Driver BloombergNEF predicts that by 2023, batteries will drop near the $100-per-kilowatt-hour threshold. The average price per kilowatt-hour for batteries is expected to hit $101 in 2023, according to a report by BloombergNEF. That would make it possible for EVs to be priced the same as comparable gasoline-powered vehicles and likely increase their adoption. The report also notes that Bloomberg expects the average price of battery packs to hit $58 per kWh in 2030 and notes that solid-state batteries could help speed up the drop in prices.

Battery Costs Down So Much, EVs Could Soon Cost Same as Gas Cars

EVs Could Soon Cost Same as Gas Cars Thanks to Lower Battery Costs Roberto Baldwin © Marc Urbano - Car and Driver BloombergNEF predicts that by 2023, batteries will drop near the $100-per-kilowatt-hour threshold. The average price per kilowatt-hour for batteries is expected to hit $101 in 2023, according to a report by BloombergNEF. That would make it possible for EVs to be priced the same as comparable gasoline-powered vehicles and likely increase their adoption. The report also notes that Bloomberg expects the average price of battery packs to hit $58 per kWh in 2030 and notes that solid-state batteries could help speed up the drop in prices.

EV Batteries Will Be Significantly Cheaper by 2023

EV Batteries Will Be Significantly Cheaper by 2023
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