Comments by "David Himmelsbach" (@davidhimmelsbach557) on "The Electric Vehicle Charging Problem" video.

  1. Wendover is wrong. EV ONLY work in mild climates. ALL batteries hate temperature extremes. They'll NEVER be viable in the Arctic or the Gulf States. They also stink in farm country. Their niche is our mega-cities and retirement communities. The IC is certain to shift towards METHANE. It's ironic, Elon's Space X is going to make liquid methane a VERY viable fuel for long-haul trucks -- EV long-haul is a dead-end. What's certain to happen is that a fusion of robotics, distributed electric power and methane will establish super-stations -- even bigger than those now existing -- that will re-fuel long-haul trucks -- with truckers logging in their time slots via an iPhone App! Don't you see it? The trucker pulls in, walks away, as the robotic process digitally checks out the truck -- jacking into its electronic database -- and as a shielding gas (nitrogen) protects the refueling connection.
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