Re:How green is blue hydrogen?
by AtlasBarfed on Friday August 13, 2021 @04:35AM
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I agree that apartments are CURRENTLY a problem.
But we're talking about a centralized high-density residential building vs sprawled out suburbia. It HAS to be easier to setup electrical charging en masse in an apartment building.
Once your downtown hi-rise loses market competitiveness b/c you DON'T have charging, it will change VERY quickly. The charging infrastructure will be a capital outlay with depreciation and there is about a 99% chance there will be some decent government and utility subsidies that come with it.
I agree none of that (the market force or the subsidies) exist currently, but I'm guessing in three years it will be happening.
But we're talking about a centralized high-density residential building vs sprawled out suburbia. It HAS to be easier to setup electrical charging en masse in an apartment building.
Once your downtown hi-rise loses market competitiveness b/c you DON'T have charging, it will change VERY quickly. The charging infrastructure will be a capital outlay with depreciation and there is about a 99% chance there will be some decent government and utility subsidies that come with it.
I agree none of that (the market force or the subsidies) exist currently, but I'm guessing in three years it will be happening.