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On the topic of losses, internal combustion is less efficient than burning the same fuel on a generator, charging a battery and discharging through an...

Eeeeeh.

That's very debatable. If you have a direct DC genset, then, yes, it is arguable more efficient and in many ways more useful than running a vehicle.

But... Once you factor in conversion losses and maintenance schedules, generators are a huge hassle and that's why anyone that can sets them aside as backup and not primary systems.

Also, efficiency isn't what I'm after. I need robust, diverse sources of useful energy to do work. Just being efficient set point of use isn't a very large part of my system. Sure, it's good, but no one has yet been able to convince me that for my uses in my area that EVs are a better solution for most people.

Now... Electric bikes and scooters? That's where things tip waaaay in favor of all electric. (As long as you keep your battery packs

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