Electric Cars Won't Overload the Power Grid - And They Could Even Help Modernize Our Aging Infrastructure
09 Oct 2022 | Abstracted from Business Insider
"More electric cars plugging in will increase energy demands over time, necessitating a more robust grid and smarter charging habits... With careful planning, there will be plenty of electricity to go around."...typical electric car might be parked 23 hours out of the day. That affords lots of flexibility in terms of when they're charged...RMI sees California's recent heat wave as proof that managed charging works..."
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