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Your premise is not what's happening. People charge electric cars at work throughout the day and the load is balanced by "market" pricing between "cheaper at work" vs "cheaper at home". Second, the charging is distributable over night, which is actually convenient for consumption during time when there's not much other consumption from energy provider perspective.

I agree that push to electric for ESG reasons is stupid and will hurt the poorest the most.

Undisciplined 2y ago

Market pricing and delayed charging are the correct answer (to the extent there is one), but charging after work is still an issue, because the commute home has to be recharged. As you point out, there is also an analogous event at the start of the work day, which occurs during higher energy demand.

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Jim Smij 2y ago

not sure which of us came to that conclusion first.

Undisciplined 2y ago

Me neither, but you were the quicker draw.

Jim Smij 2y ago

and I used more words, I win. lol