I’m not exactly sure how it works but don’t we need fuel for electricity? This is great if we can be more energy dependent but I was just wondering if we will still need foreign oil.
Cindy, you can get yourself a hand operated generator, it will charge the batteries.
Most people will plug it into a powered outlet and depending on their power resource, it could be nuclear, diesel, jet engine, coal, wind or hydro, etc. that will charge the batteries. So unless you can change the laws of physics, YES, one form of energy or another will be converted to electricity.
“I’m not exactly sure how it works but don’t we need fuel for electricity?”
Same old liberal stupidity...can’t think past immediate gratification. Just like the ethanol scam....use the corn for ethanol production > drive up price of corn > convert agri-land use to corn production > create shortages of feed for beef, pork, poultry > less production of other ag products > higher prices for other ag products > food prices go up > liberals whine that the economy is in a tailspin > blame Republicans.