Britain's energy regulator unveils plan to rip out gas central heating from EVERY home and put 10 million electric vehicles on the road within 10 years

Daily Mail ^ | February 2, 2020 | Sean Poulter

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And it is proposing that owners of electric cars charge them through the night when power is cheap and then sell it back to the national grid at a higher price at peak periods.

As a result, the embedded power stored in the cars’ batteries will reduce the need to build new gas-fired power stations.

Here's a question to ask Britain's "Best and Brightest..." Those peak hours would be during the day, when many people have gone to work, or are using their vehicles for personal or commercial business. If they're using those vehicles, or if they're parked in parking lots while their owners are working, and they discharge the batteries to see it back to the grid, a) "What will that do to the GDP, as those vehicles can no longer be used for business." And b) "How will those people get home after work?"

It seems to me that it's been far too long since politicians publicly experienced tar and feathering. Especially the 44 dems in the US congress who are sponsoring the "New Way Forward" act. Tucker Carlson While this has nothing to do with the current article, it's an example of what the left are trying to do as part of a "one-world" order, where their ilk rule.

Mark