Jones Beene wrote:
The cost probably is higher, because petroleum is more expensive than
coal or natural gas per MJ. I meant the fuel efficiency, or carbon
emission per passenger mile.
Carbon emission can be much lower - using more batteries and a genset and
NO large ICE. Wind, hydro and nuclear can do this. So that argument for
the large ICE falls flat on its face in the comparative picture.
What would drive the genset in this scenario? Hydrogen? That's a long way
off at best. I think we should discuss what we can do this year or next
year, with existing technology. The only practical plug-in hybrid today
would have to use gasoline in the genset.
- Jed
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