🚀 go-pugleaf

grep@cris.com (George B) wrote:
>
> Exactly! And the point being raised in other threads about daytime
> recharging at the workplace destroys the load equalization arguments
> that the very same folks were making last week.

Maybe yes, maybe no.  Maybe having the storage available provides
more of an incentive for the grid operator to experiment with 
time-of-day pricing than has been the case in the past.  Hard for
me to see how you can argue that EVs will have *no* impact on
--hmm, what shall we call it, time elasticity?--of demand.

Dunno who the "same folks" were, I wasn't one of them.

Tom Gray
Northeast Representative
American Wind Energy Association
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