my electricity comes from a windfarm in wales. so when i plug in a car it will be 0 emission. by signing up to a energy provider that uses wind energy i support the hange to renewables as a customer. I do not see why I need to do micro energy production to be 0 emission. the more people do it the larger the windparks will get. Just sign up to a provider like npower etc.
@greenscreeningthings What you mean is "barol trauma" it is created by the pressure changes that are created by the moving blades. They result in internal hemorrhaging and yes it does kill the bats. There are several scientists, including my ex professor for zoology, that are working on mitigation methods to prevent bats from flying close to wind turbines. But the important part is that overall the impact of car emissions created by ICE kill more flora and fauna than any turbines ever could.
@greenscreeningthings Depeding on where you live. In the north of Scotland where I am it just does not produce enough power. Offshore wind parks is the way to go.
Renault ZE and ZE stands for Zero Emissions which is slightly misleading as the car charges from the mains power.
Given that mains power loss between power station and the end user is about 3Kw for every 1kw delivered means that if the car requires around 25Kw to run its 180 kms, about 100 Kw is output from the power station.
it all depends who you energy provider is. If you sign up to a wind energy deal or solar there is no CO2 released, and if you produce the electrisety at home it will be even more efficient.. it all depends on how you do it. And no matter what it still produces less co2 and other polutants than oil, plus it helps to get away with our adiction to oil.
The UK is a very long way from providing power to our 60 plus million citizens via solar or wind power.
and we both know that.
Whilst electric cars are a great idea, no private home in this country creates enough solar or or wind energy to provide for the ends of an electric car and have power left to fuel their homes.
Accordingly the national grid remains the primary source for such power, and the primary source creates massive amounts of CO2
whats with the green windows??? wont u get headaches after a while?
Pumpkinjews 1 year ago
my electricity comes from a windfarm in wales. so when i plug in a car it will be 0 emission. by signing up to a energy provider that uses wind energy i support the hange to renewables as a customer. I do not see why I need to do micro energy production to be 0 emission. the more people do it the larger the windparks will get. Just sign up to a provider like npower etc.
MoDa87 2 years ago
@MoDa87 wind power is good but i've heard that when bats fly by there lungs are filled with liquid and they die. 0.o :-(
greenscreeningthings 1 year ago
@greenscreeningthings What you mean is "barol trauma" it is created by the pressure changes that are created by the moving blades. They result in internal hemorrhaging and yes it does kill the bats. There are several scientists, including my ex professor for zoology, that are working on mitigation methods to prevent bats from flying close to wind turbines. But the important part is that overall the impact of car emissions created by ICE kill more flora and fauna than any turbines ever could.
MoDa87 1 year ago
@MoDa87 very true. I do because of that prefer solar power. It can also be more compact. You can just install it discreetly on your roof. :-)
greenscreeningthings 1 year ago
@greenscreeningthings Depeding on where you live. In the north of Scotland where I am it just does not produce enough power. Offshore wind parks is the way to go.
MoDa87 1 year ago
@MoDa87 Yeah I don't get very much sun where I live either.
greenscreeningthings 1 year ago
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Pumpkinjews 1 year ago
@greenscreeningthings fuck them bats! who cares??
Pumpkinjews 1 year ago
Renault ZE and ZE stands for Zero Emissions which is slightly misleading as the car charges from the mains power.
Given that mains power loss between power station and the end user is about 3Kw for every 1kw delivered means that if the car requires around 25Kw to run its 180 kms, about 100 Kw is output from the power station.
This hardly constitutes zero emission.
acorntechnique 2 years ago
it all depends who you energy provider is. If you sign up to a wind energy deal or solar there is no CO2 released, and if you produce the electrisety at home it will be even more efficient.. it all depends on how you do it. And no matter what it still produces less co2 and other polutants than oil, plus it helps to get away with our adiction to oil.
MoDa87 2 years ago
The UK is a very long way from providing power to our 60 plus million citizens via solar or wind power.
and we both know that.
Whilst electric cars are a great idea, no private home in this country creates enough solar or or wind energy to provide for the ends of an electric car and have power left to fuel their homes.
Accordingly the national grid remains the primary source for such power, and the primary source creates massive amounts of CO2
acorntechnique 2 years ago
Be nice! It's a cool looking car lol :P
I like Renault!
StevePoyza 3 years ago
well aren't we being a little sarcastic?...
NothernSpecter 3 years ago