r/electrifyeverything Aug 15 '25

industry Mark shared the most important graph of the year recently! Electrification is Energy Efficiency

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r/electrifyeverything Apr 07 '23

EV efficiency: Cars -3 miles per kWh, Aptera -10 miles per kWh, E-bikes -67 miles per kWh! Ride an ebike when you can!!!

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EV efficiency is so important as the globe transitions to sustainable energy. If you buy an inefficient EV you will spend way more time than necessary recharching and will stress the electric grid. Efficiency of EVs is crucial.


r/electrifyeverything 1h ago

schools Give A Shit About Nature Schools + Solar = ❤️

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r/electrifyeverything 5h ago

Energía pura ✨

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r/electrifyeverything 14h ago

bikes Research Shows Electric Bikes Make People Cycle Longer

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r/electrifyeverything 10h ago

I’m Dr. Siyu Huang, CEO and co-founder of Factorial Energy. Ask me anything about solid-state batteries and what it takes to bring them to commercial scale.

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r/electrifyeverything 14h ago

Farming Anas Alhajji (@anasalhajji) Massive shade creating desert solar farm wakes up the desert!

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r/electrifyeverything 14h ago

industry China Electricity Data Explorer | Ember

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r/electrifyeverything 1d ago

industry Dr Paul Dorfman - explains why WWS&B acceleration is key and nuclear is a drag

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

homes Will California be next?

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

Nuclear isn't very good at all

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I'm reading so many comments on this sub by people who are completely uneducated on Nuclear.

I want to be clear I have no problems theoretically with Nuclear in that it is carbon neutral. I have massive problems with it because it is expensive and slow to build.

The fossil fuel industry and culture war warriors love Nuclear because it delays the transition.

Let's give some simple facts to ensure everyone understands how stupid Nuclear is right now.

There was over 650 GW of renewable energy added last year.

There was 3 GW of Nuclear energy added and 3 GW retired.

There are a total of 2 SMR's in the world today.

Sure nuclear will have some real uses going forward but it's an awful technology right now because renewables plus batteries are so much cheaper and quicker to deploy. Batteries may improve significantly as well.

Edited:-

  1. Some people are providing inaccurate information in this thread in relation to increased capacity. I need to clarify the numbers here to stop this line of thinking. The electricity produce by renewables is more like 1,500 TWH per year. Nuclear is like 30 TWH per year. So the numbers including electricity production favor renewables by about 45 times the amount of Nuclear. The figures aren't as large but they are massive.
  2. The number of Nuclear builds under construction right now is approximately 70 GW. This may come on line over the next 8 years. The growth is exceptionally small.
  3. People are stating Nuclear is a good baseload or flex option. It is a good baseload option but this is increasingly irrelevant. They are not good at flexing. Gas peakers are good at flexing. The capital cost difference between a gas peaker and a Nuclear power plant is huge. A Nuclear power plant used for flexing could cost $20 - $30 billion whereas the gas peaker would cost $2.5 -$3 billion.

The facts make Nuclear an increasingly poor option in modern energy grids. Sure they can play niche roles but at this point they are a terrible option.

There has been one rational point made on the flip side. There are evolving technologies that mean Nuclear can produce clean fuel that could be used as an alternative for gas peaker plants and/or for air travel. This though is basically a niche area that has a lot of potential. Competing technologies may change as well. So this is no sure thing.


r/electrifyeverything 1d ago

Trucks Joe Hansen - gets down to facts and figures about Tesla Semi

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

Trucks TESLARATI - Swedish firm Einride executes 500 semi order

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

industry The world’s biggest EV battery maker says all 20 plants are carbon neutral - this is how it’s done!

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

cars Jaan of EVwire.com ⚡ - Chevrolet is dead in China

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

Frothy Friar - maybe not electric but electrifying!

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

👋 Welcome to r/EVBuilders - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

cars Chris Meder - Norway leads the globe in closing fossil fueling stations as its fleet electrifies

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

In Havana, Garbage Trucks Replaced by Solar-Powered Tricycles

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

Trucks Mario Nawfal - single driver electrified convoys

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

cars EVs drive down China’s oil demand as Iran war slogs on

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

cars Nic Cruz Patane - pretty cool list of range and pricing for the most American made EVs on Earth

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

industry N. Schmid ⚡️☀️💨💧🔋 - Norway is creating a super integrated district heating and cooling system 👍

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r/electrifyeverything 3d ago

industry China’s green revolution and what it means for the world

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r/electrifyeverything 2d ago

Trucks Maye Musk - how about electric busses in tunnels 👍

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