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One key hurdle: creating an infrastructure of charging stations. Hal LaFlash, PG&E's director of emerging clean-technology policy, thinks EV owners could well end up charging their cars at their office parking lots. Car-sharing services like Zipcar and Flexcar offer another opportunity. "The car-sharing market has certain pickup points, and we can work with them on charging infrastructure," LaFlash says.
Think man!
You have a 401K plan that is going to nose dive into the toilet due to criminal debasement of the Global curency (dollar hegemony) that can be used to buy land, Solar Panels, an electric car lot, taxi drivers, and a filling station all rolled up onto one investment that places you on the bottom floor of the peacful revolution.
What doesn't add up?
Last edited on Thu Aug 9th, 2007 01:54 pm by Joe Kelley