Jake Davis-Hansson
@jakedh.bsky.social
Turning your EV off and then on again
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This is what people don’t understand. All countries can produce electricity, many countries have to important refined oil products like gasoline and diesel using hard currency which is in limited supply.
One in four vehicles sold this year will be EVs.
One in four vehicles sold this year will be EVs.
Ethiopia banned all ICE imports in 2024—& now over 100,000 EVs are entering the country every month. Ban tightened further in 2025. Backed by hydropower and aiming for 500,000/month by 2030, this isn’t just transition—it’s a pivot. Africa’s EV tipping point may start right here.🌍⚡ #EVs #AfricaRising
Ethiopia Could Open EV Floodgates Across Africa, Asia, And Beyond - CleanTechnica
Last year, when Ethiopia decided to ban the import of fossil fuel vehicles, it was a huge and unprecedented move — not just for Africa, but for any country in the world. One immediately had to wonder,...
cleantechnica.com
June 25, 2025 at 4:48 AM
This is what people don’t understand. All countries can produce electricity, many countries have to important refined oil products like gasoline and diesel using hard currency which is in limited supply.
One in four vehicles sold this year will be EVs.
One in four vehicles sold this year will be EVs.
Power outage in Spain appears partially caused by "prices-to-devices" - PV inverters passively following the spot price - en-masse disconnecting when price went negative, which then caused oscillation in synchronous generators...
June 24, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Power outage in Spain appears partially caused by "prices-to-devices" - PV inverters passively following the spot price - en-masse disconnecting when price went negative, which then caused oscillation in synchronous generators...