jonny5
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Unlikely, but our load is not evenly distributed across the 24 hour clock, so the existing
powerplants running at full capacity at night would cover a lot of people charging cars with existing infrastructure,
I do think that could change what is considered peak and off peak hours.
Good point. And of course what happens when the power is out? Fuel is easy to transport. Generators can handle some charging, but they use fuel!