Comments by "Eli Nys" (@elinys2843) on "The Electric Viking" channel.

  1. Now give it 10 more years and a few billions in subsidies and EU will come to the same conclusion.
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  2. And that’s the whole reason there’s a smear campaign going on concerning Chinese EVs. Don’t know it’s the case in the US or Australia, but here in Europe for sure.
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  3. When did this news come out? When was this decided? European elections were 3 days ago!
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  4. Hold your horses. To replace the coal, they’re ramping up fracking mike mad. And that as bad, if not worse.
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  5. You’re drifting from informing to producing content. Hydrogen is Big Oil’s quite successful attempt to slow down the very much needed transition to a sustainable future. Because they can’t find a way to keep their profit margins high enough. And the sad truth is: they can’t find a profit without keeping on polluting. This clip is propaganda for Big Oil. Please remove it.
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  6. You think it’s one on one? I think at trip in an EV car replaces a trip in an ICE car here in Europe. A trip on an electric 2-wheeler replaces mostly a trip on a 2-wheeler. So also trips on a pedal powered bicycle.
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  7. Remember what they were: apart from a little order from Hitler, the Beetle was their chicken with golden eggs: an affordable car for the people. The e-Up (Citygo, Mii) could have been their new Beetle. But they cancelled it.
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  8. Looks like a hoax to me. At that testing ground, what size would a comparable standard wind turbine be? And how would costs (installing and maintenance), materials (amount, availability, recyclability) and visuals compare then? I’m not convinced.
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  9. And America tries to discredit China in Europe. As long as America has influence over Europe, it will use that in its own benefit. For America, China is not a participant in the global free market, it’s a threat for their western free market.
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  10. Fossil pushes nuclear because it’s a smokescreen for wind, solar and hydro. The longer it takes to make the transition, the better for fossil. And nuclear will take time. It’s modern, western economy at it’s finest.
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  11. In response, shouldn’t that be the case everywhere else? State owned critical industries like electricity and drinkable water production and distribution, sewage, waste collection, … maybe the internet, … It should not be the case in any of these public service industries profits interfere with safety, accessibility and/or environment. It does in western capitalistic economies. And that’s becoming more and more a (global) problem.
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