A full conversion of the world’s vehicles to electric vehicles would increase electricity demand to a level that would make the necessary grid expansion and power generation capacity impossible to achieve. Photo courtesy of Chargie. The net-zero crowd wants the United States and Europe to transition to all-electric vehicles by 2035. Achieving that goal would require an enormous expansion of the electrical grid, on a scale that is both financially and physically impractical, if not impossible. Several reports estimate that a full conversion to electric vehicles would increase overall electricity demand by about 10%, a level they already conclude would be difficult to support. However, those projections overlook a number of factors. In reality, a complete conversion would likely increase electricity demand by multiples of…
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