Featured Nearly 90% of EV drivers polled won't go back to Gas

even with incentives, our 10+yr old system's cost - compared to a brand new system with incentives? The cost is less than ¼ of what we paid. Even so, our system has already paid for itself, years ago. So cheap now, we just added FOYR MORE panels (before & after pics)





There are even programs where the cost is rolled into a home in many areas now - so there is no upfront cost. Once a system is activated, & with a net zero (or nearly) electric bill, one can use that savings to pay down the extra expense/cost put onto a mortgage/home.
I doubt there are any refinery companies offering to help you get your own refinery put into your garage or backyard.

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One has to ask their self, how is it that over 4 million homes had PV solar ..... even over ½ half decade ago - where? Brittan! - that cloudy, snowy, gloomy, rainy, very short winter days .... most of the country being farther north than the continental USA .......

Solar power in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia

Having a grandmother & a great grandmother both born in the UK, I can say truthfully say - the British pride themselves on their skinflint cheep skate'ery

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You guys, you need to grow some huevos. I would lend you mine, but they're packed away somewhere - never to be shown to me again .... except on my birthday

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great .... once they do? Better start buying bottled water ....

Recent study reveals catastrophic impact of fracking on US drinking water sources -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

The devil is in the details.
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Fracking, & tar sand, are far from exclusive to Alberta;

So - others too - can enjoy the windfall benefits right on their very own property ... brought to you by your friendly multinational gas & oil companies. Now, if only I can get a refinery in my backyard as well. Call me old-fashioned, but I think I'll stick with solar & the electric cars.

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What this video fellow doesn't understand is the corrupt nature of the oil industry, to the point where they are now bringing their Lobby to eviscerate EPA from regulating the cleanliness standards of oil well Drilling /Fracking /operating pads as well as refining. This is what allows the industry to run at an even lower cost. Then, there's the military aspect. You have to keep potential enemies out of the other oil areas in the world, in case they want to go to war with you. Still, it would be nice if we all lived in this fellow's simple / one facet panacea.

What that video fails to address, is that only around 10% of the population lived in tightly packed cities after the turn of the century. Of course cars could work better than a horse under such circumstances. Cost of ownership. Things didn't get more mechanized until World War II. How many decades later was that? Don't count the oilies out just yet.
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