EV's

Sales of electric cars hit a record in the third quarter of this year. The reason was this quarter ended the $7,500 subsidy. As people realize that the grid cannot handle the needed charging stations and cold weather continues to limit the milage, EV’s are losing popularity. More people are coming to understand the harm caused to the environment by the mining, processing and disposal of the elements needed for car batteries and this also hurts sales. The need for electric power will double in the next five years to supply the new data centers being built around the country. This will lower the demand for EV’s and perhaps they will be replaced by hydrogen when small nuclear reactors come on line.