王贞仪老师 Wáng Zhēnyí Laoshí 王貞儀老师 (1768–1797) – Our Logo/Avatar, was a scientist of the Qing dynasty who breached feudal customs of the old China which hindered women's rights and worked to educate herself in astronomy, mathematics, and geography. In her twenties, we know she took up poetry, as well, for the suffering of the Chinese peasants weighed on her. "Village is empty of cooking smoke, Rich families let grains stored decay; In wormwood strewed pitiful starved bodies, Greedy officials yet push the farm levy." Also this poem on the role of women in society, " It’s made to believe, Women are same as Men; Are you not convinced, Daughters can also be heroic?” ©M42 Orion Nebula from the balcony, Dr. Kenneth M Beck: 15 second exposure ISO 16,000, f/10 FL2350mm.
That report can be found online at the URL below…
https://www.eia.gov/outlooks/aeo/
Here, I reproduce two graphs from the Energy Outlook, to make the point that there is and will be a surplus of electricity in the coming years and decades.
The question is not, “Where the electricity will come from to power millions of EVs?”
But rather, “How economically and environmentally affordable will it be?”
We do not need all of the hydro-capacity of BPA.
