@kbssidhu1961 With all due respect Sir, quite disingenuous of you to copy @KobeissiLetter 's tweet, verbatim. Doesn't hurt to simply retweet this.
Reinforces my perceived beliefs of folks who go out of the way to put "IAS" in their handle.
@lksmth Ok -- in that case, you've posted figures that aren't accurate. 127 mil is the population of Punjab, Pakistan. Punjab, India, has a population of 30 mil. The ratio you've posted is from the 2001 census. Please look up ratio from the latest census.
@PhDemetri That assumes the renter will invest the remainder of the disposable income. An eye opener for me was the hen I realized ECON is less about money,returns etc, but more about human behavior.
Having a mortgage, one's forced to put away that money. With renting, this is a choice
@brandenflasch@alpitronic Heard a similar sentiment from @tommolog that we'll be seeing them around soon and permitting and installation could be a matter of weeks? What about them makes them easy to deploy?
@asidhu_ Not surprised he would say this. Hurricane Harvey left thousands without a shelter to sleep in and he refused to open the doors to his massive church, only to open it later after a massive social media backlash. https://t.co/csko94j3dy
@EvolveElectric_ Are you charging on a dryer plug (NEMA 14-30R)? I wish more people understood this -- if you have a dryer plug at home, you have a reliable EV charging solution at home where you can juice up your car while you sleep.
@KevinMelnuk but even if ALL level 3 chargers were outputting their max capacity and all public L2s were being used, the would use 667Mw of energy. The reserves at any given time of the year in Texas are 3000-7000Mw. So it's basically a non starter argument.
@KevinMelnuk The Texas NEVI website had a nice section about this. Basically, it's really hard to estimate EV consumption right now since people may charge at different times and level 3 chargers may charge at different rates depending on SOC