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19/03/18

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Originally posted by mr_delta ↑

what happens to the petrol stations of today?

I guess these will be the meeting places of oil sheikhs to talk of the golden days when oil ruled supreme

I guess, there will always be a need of some form of fossil fuel... large trucks? dual powered vehicles (like say ambulances, fire trucks etc)... but yes, not in the quantity we see today... maybe 10% of of today's number will be required... maybe some sort of "fast charging" or "contact-less charging" will be the norm in 2030... you drive up, park in a bay and juice up your "dying" battery and drive out in matter of 10 minutes???

or you actually have a swap pack redy to replace your battery set with a fully charged battery pack - like a "swap n go" bbq gas bottle arrangement we have nowadays...

something will be required and these servos will be the placce where we will keep driving to as long as we drive (or these self-driving cars will drive)...

or maybe, these self driving cars will drop us off at our offices and reach the docking stations at these servos and charge themselves in a couple of hours and if we want them back, we just swipe right on our phones and they come back to pick us up half charged...

too many things to happen but I don't think there is any turning back now... we are going off fossil fuels next decade.... THAT IS ONE CERTAINTY LIKE DEATH & TAXES

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Off fossil fuels next decade I can't see.....(maybe I'm blind) but certainly the momentum for a change and a shift is there and things move fast these days.

Off fossil fuels for cars...possibly....maybe

But who's making the electricity to charge those cars???

Is that wind powered stations?......solar powered????....mmmm......gas, coal....aaaahhh....fossil fuels???

Keeping ahead of this game will be very interesting indeed

KNL Price at posting: 15.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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