

Arnt nearly all the trains in India electric? Seems a solution waiting for a problem


Arnt nearly all the trains in India electric? Seems a solution waiting for a problem


Er they are, they have some of the fastest buildouts of solar + storage anywhere bar China. But its a huge, rapidly industrialising country so there will be a transition period. Ac demand with global warming dies not help


Foobar2000


Ha the copium is unreal, boy you must be hurting


Which is where I though the real use of nft 's would come in. Its a shame there just associated with crap generated images now


I really can’t understand how they haven’t given the duration of the current conflict


Does a children’s cancer ward count as Nazism, as that is one of the countless civilian targets by the Russian invaders. Troll better comrade


Yep, makes sense. Not toothless, just corrupt


It 45 deg in north india ATM, we should really get a grip


What a brilliant and interactive article, thanks for this.


Comrade, you need a little more subtilty. Your propaganda sucks


Yeah, we’ve done neither


Yeah I think me as well, it’s a slow start but really gets good. Fantastic character development


Robin hobb farseer books are great


All the shit happening may lead to an earlier transition into renewables, ironically trump to help reduce the impacts of climate change. We should name the new wind turbines in his honour. But yeah the US will be fucked, power in the new currency in electrostates and renewable is significantly cheaper


Doing a lot of heaving lifting here. Of course we need to relax sanctions on Russia because… Well we just need to.


Its pretty common to have a ups built in to switch to batteries. Can’t export power but still lights on


Yeah, that includes Christmas then
They’ll be £400-500. Inverters are £100-150 and panels 2 X £100. Then the wiring and Gubbins, smart meter. The legislation is just for panals though, plug in and play batteries aren’t part of this yet. Probs best to go with wa company you know will be compatible with batteries in the future, ie already doing so in Germany