T. Boone Pickens explains his plan to reduce American dependence on foreign oil. I like it.
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The Pickens Plan
T. Boone Pickens explains his plan to reduce American dependence on foreign oil. I like it.
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2 comments:
July 12, 2008 at 8:05 AM
On the surface, it sounds good - but where is my natural gas automobile?
July 17, 2008 at 10:43 PM
Good point. It seems like the best solution is to have electric cars that can run on electricity from a grid that is powered by multiple sources of electricity.
Problem is we don't yet have a battery good enough to replace the internal combustion engine.
Modifying gasoline powered cars to run on natural gas shouldn't be a huge problem. The real cost is in having the infrastructure to fuel up on the road.
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