A genuinely great idea for reducing carbon footprint. The mayor seemed like a wonderful person too!!,(reply>), I wonder how good for environment they really are. Producing and "recycling" batteries, and getting energy.,(reply>), @Gordon <br>Thanks for the information, good stuff.,(reply>), @Owen Sparks In 2017 Georgia created 429gCO2 for each kWh of electricity generated, or 58.4m tons of CO2 in total.<br><br>Golf carts are much, much better than cars, but they're still not as good as bikes. They use about 1.2 kWh per hour, so if you use it an hour per day it's about 188 kg of CO2 over the course of a year.<br><br>Of course, if you're charging your golf cart off your own solar panels then it'll be massively better. The big problem is that Georgia generates electricity by burning loads of coal, oil and gas.,(reply>), Till you realize that there are no street lights for the majority of the city (except for the main intersection at the main plaza area and the entrance to a few neighborhoods) as it feeds the pockets of colission centers in PTC. There are 4 in this small "city" which make a killin' off random night time colissions.,(reply>), @Owen Sparks      Point taken.  We as citizens need to encourage our representatives to change (as much as possible) to renewable electricity generation.