Thread: JLR Survey 50% of Australian Millennials want Electric over ICE

yep $8.70 if he does not account for his solar with it and uses his solar for the house only and for the companies to pay him (the more economical way since he is on 70c rebate which)
Or it cost's him nothing if he uses his solar providing he has around a 5kw setup which would charge it in around 6 hours providing it produces 5kw for the 6 hours ( i think you would need sun tracking and possibly cooling for this to happen on a 5kw system but not 100% on that )

To match that with diesel/petrol he would need something that gets 5-6L per 100km with fuel at around 1.6 which would be roughly the price where he is.

...the millenials might not get their homes or their inheritances but they will get their electric cars.

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

...the millenials might not get their homes or their inheritances but they will get their electric cars.

They can live in their electric camper vans, judging by another thread on here.

Originally Posted by bee utey

They can live in their electric camper vans, judging by another thread on here.

Originally Posted by goingbush

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Now take that one step further, make it autonomous, then it can drive itself to the carpark at the end of your bush walk and have the coffee ready when you get there. No more out-and-back routes required for your enjoyment.

Mightaswell just sit at home and watch the Leyland Brothers

Originally Posted by goingbush

Mightaswell just sit at home and watch the Leyland Brothers

Wot, and wear a path to the beer fridge? Or will that be autonomous too?

Supported one way tours are a tourist drawcard, no reason why it can't be made more personal.

But on top of that My last 90 days solar credit component of my bill (from 5kw rooftop system) was $285.23 {

Feed- in Tariff* 400.041kWh

$0.713 $285.23cr } which is the feed in left after charging during the day & other household uses inc pool pump etc.

On behalf of all the widows , orphans, tenants, owners of houses with shade trees, and the homeless who subsidise you , I congratulate you on your personal cleverness in taking advantage of stupid politicians who came up with this scheme to personally enrich you.
I hope in the future when more people in your area want to fit solar that you will contribute voluntarily to the network enhancements necessary to stabilize the grid in your area.
regards Philip A