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[bwilson4web]

• Looks like $0.96 for 32 miles of EV driving.

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Bob Wilson

 

[Fastnf]

hmm!! At my house electric car fuel looks like this.

 

[R P]

Where I live, this is what our electric car fuel looks like.

 

[marshall]

Our electric car fuel sources.

Our Power Sources in 2020

• Hydroelectricity: 80.51%
• Nuclear: 5.84%
• Wind: 10.18%
• Unspecified: 2.35%
• Biomass: 0.75%
• Geothermal: 0.37%
• Solar: Less than 0.1%

If the snow doesn't fall in mountains in the winter, we're screwed. We need more diversification from nuclear and solar.

 

[R P]

Our electric car fuel sources.

Our Power Sources in 2020

• Hydroelectricity: 80.51%
• Nuclear: 5.84%
• Wind: 10.18%
• Unspecified: 2.35%
• Biomass: 0.75%
• Geothermal: 0.37%
• Solar: Less than 0.1%

If the snow doesn't fall in mountains in the winter, we're screwed. We need more diversification from nuclear and solar.

Well, we sure had a lot of snow in the mountains here this year. plus a slow melt with the late spring and start of summer. And we didn't get a heat dome at the end of June like last year. So lots of water this year for all the hydro reservoirs, and BC Hydro should have a huge surplus of power. At our lake cabin (Harrison) water is still really high, way above normal, as the run-off is still far from over. Even the Fraser is now finally coming off near flood conditions from just a couple weeks ago.

 

[Bruce M.]

My state Hawaii, is getting ready to shut down its only coal-fired power plant. The actual last shipment of coal just arrived. When that's done we'll have zero power from coal.