Yeah but an EV can power your house in an outage. EV will win win when they get better batteries, not capacity, that is already done, no rare earths that require strip mining and little kids getting the cobalt. Those batteries are close though. But then you have grid and charger problems, public chargers blow, only tesla has decent chargers that work.
Off topic maybe but I wonder if Stanley Meyer was truly onto something with his claims of a water fuel cell or just another fraudster.
The curious part of me likes to think the claims were true and he was a victim of a conspiracy but alas my logical side takes over and I know it would be impossible in this day and age to suppress this tech it if were true
It’s true. Gasoline also serves as a heat extractor for the electric fuel pump.
People who run their cars near empty constantly are greatly reducing the life span of their in tank electric pumps.
My Civic Si has two fuel pumps. An in tank electric pump and a gasoline injection pump driven directly off one of the camshafts. Similar to a diesel. Just at much lower pressures.
Diesel injection pumps (on modern engines anyway) use oil pressure and direct shaft drive to operate. With a DI gas engine you can just use direct shaft drive since the pressures are orders of magnitude lower.
He announced closure of 13 million acres (compared to 500 acres proposed to be developed at the Willow site) of the NPR-A and has banned exploration offshore in the Beaufort Sea with his partial approval of the Willow project. But he has promised more restrictions to come. Alaska’s Congressional Delegation is pressing for answers …
And of course, the Environmental groups have promised to sue to overturn the Willow approval.