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It's OK if ypou don't want to type the answers. If the answer is toward the end of your attached video, I will have to give up.

It's an underground car park. Any fire will have more severe consequences and charging stations add to sabotage and fire risks however small. They will just have to relocate the charging posts to open air area.

You see too much in this. Same as you are not suppose to smoke your cigarette next to a petrol pump, underground charging points represents extra risk.

Do you have any source of the corruption? Most of the time, it's those winning elections are the ones with grubby hand.

I don't have town gas. For heating, I have a heat pump and underfloor heating.

Those departments would normally contract out to NGOs and charities when demands spike for example. They can't just hire a few people for a few years and let them go when demand drops back to normal. I have had a few customers on the voluntary sector.

that was before the 3 car family (of 3, each person has his/her own car). A range of chemicals, not just glyphosate because of increased risk of NHL, are forbidden in private gardens for reason of preservation of biodiversity. From 1/1/2024, we have by law to sort food wastes, chimney ashes and...

Very often, they deliver essential but specilised public services under contract for government and municipalities. You have to look into the details. I give you examples: carers, talking and behavioural therapy, family planning, social aid advocacy, and thousands other services that you and I...

Gas is more plentiful and easier to store. More profit. They will mine hydrogen when the legislation stops them sell gas. In France, there are 9 million families keeping chickens in their garden. Government now forbids them to eat their home produced eggs because of pollution in the cities. The...

My local beach. The good weather has been with us in the last fortnight but today, the temperature is currently 27.5 Celsius.

Let's not get fixated on why hydrogen. It could just have been kerosene, alcohol or cooking oil. The reality is these robots are likely be developped for their military value. I think they picked hydrogen because the robot has also a hydrogen fuel cell. Mining for hydrogen is very similar to...

Robot horse runs on hydrogen

In Europe, charging stations are often built next to wind or solar farm and connected to the farm directly plus backup battery. Savings for customers are around 25%, instead of 60 cents per kWH on high speed charging (100+kw), customers pay 45 cents.

The problems that caused the outage in the Iberian peninsular yesterday could well be down to 'flash overs' that is when the temperature is too high, the high voltage cable sags enough to cause arcing to the ground. Another possibility is equipment malfunctioning from one of the renewables...

. Google 2025 BYD SEAL07 DM-I 2000km. On sale in China for $20,000. https://youtube.com/shorts/M1K4NOLMwic

If the OP is happy then it's good result, no need for a bet. In my experience, the throttle starts quite gently, until you whack it up. You control that way the acceleration.

@POLLY and @MikelBikel - saneagle can explain much better than I can why plug in hybrids have excellent miles per gallon, 80mpg instead of 50-55 from petrol is doable. The problem with high fire risks will be fixed in 18 months when new battery certification will be made into law in China.

Acceleration. You need it for hill start. If you limit the throttle to say 2.3V, the Acceleration would be weaker than throttle without limit. The arduino is cheap and you can get chatGPT to write the code. Plus, you can add a switch to change the way the code works.

BYD couple 1.5L petrol engine to its electric motor. The result is a new record in thermal efficiency thernal to electricity of 47%. You can't get that in a normal ICE car. The petrol motor charges the battery which drives the car jointly with the ice if you so wish. The EV portion has 90%-95%...

The WEF is just one of thousands of think tanks out there. Why are you obsessed with it? It's not as if it has any particular notable support. Its annual budget is about $5 billion, paid by members contributions. The most notable fact is its membership of about 1000 multinationals. The WEF...