They use a diesel generator to charge the cars.
Yes. Did you read what I included in the post?
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They use a diesel generator to charge the cars.
Yes. Did you read what I included in the post?
Maybe you’re thinking this is no big deal, and I’m inclined to agree. You can’t just flip a switch and turn a rural area into a massive charging station for untold numbers of electric cars.
But you can flip a switch, so to speak, to turn on the diesel generator that powers those chargers.
Wait, what?
Yeah, those green batteries are kept powered by the farm’s diesel generator which is “switched on as and when it is required,” according to the report.
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Maybe you’re thinking this is no big deal, and I’m inclined to agree. You can’t just flip a switch and turn a rural area into a massive charging station for untold numbers of electric cars.
>
But you can flip a switch, so to speak, to turn on the diesel generator that powers those chargers.
>
Wait, what?
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Yeah, those green batteries are kept powered by the farm’s diesel generator which is “switched on as and when it is required,” according to the report.
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