Oh this is going to "salt up" some naive extreme greenist. <br>While i prefer gaming content on a gaming channel, at least this is one of the non gaming topics i find interesting as well :)<br><br>Funfact: the reality / best option is often somewhere in between two extremes.  <br>Or in other words, the right tool for the right job. <br><br>Im not against EV's, im just a electrical engineer that sees the challanges that NEED to be tackled before any widespread use can be feasable, and those challanges get grossly neglected because they are politically uninteresting.  Same goes for NPP (Nuclear Power Plant's , for those that never heard this term), its a tool to bridge the gap from fossil to renwables, but no we rather just switch em all off.  Oh and expanding the grid to cope with the newly diversified de-centralized load flow?  Exactly, politically uninteresting so it wont be tackled...,(reply>), @blindsniper35 toyota mirai is already out to buy and has excellent range. Dont compare normal cars with muscle car requirements, i think we need to come away from being able to do 0-100kmh in 4s ;)<br><br>Hydrogen cars make a lot of sense because you can actually store the free energy unused during the day much easier than with batteries and then ferry this where its needed. Its deffo not the one and all solution but the energy holding device is much easier to handle logistically in terms of supply chain than ev cars. We still all live in regular countries (btw i dont live in the us so i have a very different viewpoint)  and we dont live all in megacities or macrcities like in warhammer 40k xD,(reply>), @David That is actualy a bit dissapointing: I had a very good source of used sunflower oil but it was only 10 ltr in the low season and 40 in the peak.<br>Issue was, our gouvernment demanded waste management administration to prevent waste dumping so most restaurants were forced to use certified waste processing companies.,(reply>), I'm personally hopeful for smaller scale nuclear generators. There's been a lot of progress on that front.,(reply>), @Martijn Maas that would be awesome. Just think of all the fuel you could use by collecting waste oil from local restaurants!,(reply>), @David I would recoomend diesel, fueled with vegetable oils. If localy grown rapeseed, sunflower or Jalthropa is used it would realy reduce the chain of CO2 reduction and absorption.