They can renew their push for the hydrogen highway. 

During a 5 HR period, the rest for the day was fine.
CA doesn’t have a capacity issue it has a baseload/transition issue. 

from the Gizmodo article on the same subject.

This is really what to take from this announcement, but it will be ignored by overreactions by everyone.
Its not a big deal. Just another day.

California hasn’t really had an issue handling electrical loads in quite a while.
Peak demand as the sun sets they have occasional issue but its really pretty minor. 

Shutdowns due to fire risk is however a major problem.

What horrible butchered version of the song did they use for this. Never even noticed the sound effect at the beginning because its normally comes in with other instruments. Now I cant un hear it. Why!?

Please for the love of god just keep them off the highways and interstates.

I’m sure musk will figure it out he is a genius after all, a god among men. May his benevolence since down on us all /s

I’m all for limiting tax subsidies freebies to the wealthy but when did we start pretending 100k household is a lot of money?

Man who (doesn’t/never will) own Twitter tells Twitter employees what to do, is promptly ignored.

neither, if you’re not married to brands you can get better deals shopping sales at regular stores and buying generics from aldi and others.

They pay me the convenience of not waiting in a line. Costco can have evey check stand open and every line is still 4-5 people deep.

I love Costco products and its employees but they refuses to get with the times and that’s why I shop almost exclusively at Sams for warehouse style purchases.

Because it takes time to spin up production.

Turning off the AC to prevent over heating on steep grades and cars struggling to get up grades in general.   

Hopefully it accelerates. A few 100k in a pop of 40 million is a blip.
Lets go road to 30 million!

I hope they keep leaving. Roll back to about 30 million sounds great.

Perfect, just in time for the state to continue sitting on its hands while utility companies cut peoples power anytime a little wind kicks up.

I’m all for banning small unnecessary engines but then the state needs to step up and make utilizes fix their lousy infrastructure.

While development of what became the Prius started in 1993, Toyota partnered with Exxon in 1980 to create a hybrid Cressida.

admittedly I made this point without recent research, however its not a new idea and I didn’t say it would be cheap.