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DESCRIPTION:Electric vehicles were defeated by internal combustion engine v
 ehicles 100 years ago. Why are they coming back? Some of them have good ac
 celeration\, but they are expensive\, the electricity to charge them is ge
 nerated from coal\, the range is low\, they take a long time to recharge\,
  there is not enough charging infrastructure\, and the grid won’t cope w
 ith the increased demand for electricity. Some of these claims are not ent
 irely true. Peter drives an electric car\, and will discuss how much CO2 i
 s emitted\, how that compares to his house\, how far he drives each day\, 
 how often he recharges\, where he recharges\, what it costs\, and how it i
 mpacts the electricity grid.\n\nRoom: 11th floor\, Bldg: Engineers Austral
 ia\, 108 King William St\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia\, 5000
LOCATION:Room: 11th floor\, Bldg: Engineers Australia\, 108 King William St
 \, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia\, 5000
ORGANIZER:Keith.Kikkert@iinet.net.au
SEQUENCE:18
SUMMARY:Why Electric Vehicles ?
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/415308
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 : 12.0pt\; font-family: Calibri\; language: en-AU\; mso-ansi-language: en-
 AU\; mso-ligatures: none\;">Electric &nbsp\;vehicles were defeated by inte
 rnal combustion engine vehicles 100 years ago. Why are they coming back? S
 ome of them have good acceleration\, but they are expensive\, the electric
 ity to charge them is generated from coal\, the range is low\, they take a
  long time to recharge\, there is not enough charging infrastructure\, and
  the grid won&rsquo\;t cope with the increased demand for electricity. Som
 e of these claims are not entirely true. Peter drives an electric car\, an
 d will discuss how much CO2 is emitted\, how that compares to his house\, 
 how far he drives each day\, how often he recharges\, where he recharges\,
  what it costs\, and how it impacts the electricity grid.</span></p>
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