Originally posted by aslyfox Very good point. I do and I have wondered wonder how the state of California is going to cope, with their plans to ban all gas powered everythings, given that they are well known for having quite a history, of brown outs and black outs in their electrical infrastructure .
A question that comes to mind, is that a drive for little or no reliance on internal combustion power is fine, but has practical , effective planning/ building up the infrastructure, to handle future increased demands for California electrification taken place ?
To me, it would be like, I may want to drive the 1500 + miles, to the west coast, cross the Rockies in the middle of a Canadian winter, but all I have is an vehicle with a high mileage engine, dodgy cooling system and 10 year old tires that have worn badly. I have to question myself, do I have the infrastructure (my old beater car) to achieve my goal of getting to the west coast ?
Or do I need to get a whole, new infrastructure, like a new vehicle ?