They got massive government subsidies to do it. No economic sense otherwise.

Funny how you haven't answered about the misinformation or was it lies you posted not long ago about subsidies and the companies you listed...

B&D said the solar project was privately funded.

Ok I screwed up on Dell and Amazon. The fact is nearly every US the industry is getting subsidies from the US govt but you pick on ev's

I am getting attacked at all sides here so sometimes I make mistakes.
I will not make that mistake again and will slow down

@Hoodat, I assume this wasn't intended for me.

Oh, damn.  My bad.  I thought that was posted by our in house DU member.  My mistake.  I grievously and profusely apologize, my brother @DB

I told you why 3 times at least. the car co;s do not think hydrogen cars are the future. Toyota came out with one and dropped it.

Posted twice already on this thread:

As leftist idiot keep pushing battery subsidies in the US, Toyota is selling these cars starting at $50K.

They use hydrogen as a battery.

https://www.toyota.com/mirai/

Here's the 2024 model which you have twice now claimed that Toyota has dropped, even after being provided evidence to the contrary.




So, since we have now ascertained that you are just making up shit with zero basis in fact and are completely ignorant of what others post on this thread, would you like a do-over?  Clearly, Toyota is selling an all electric powertrain fuel cell car in 2024.  Surely, you could save yourself some embarrassment if you did your own research instead of relying on what your DU buddies tell you to say.  So I ask yet again.  Why subsidize the battery industry when hydrogen tanks cost less, are lighter, have longer range, and are better for the environment?

Yes it sure is. I posted examples of US companies moving towards renewables/ solar and how the public is moving that way also in terms of what they buy.

US companies like B&D , Home Depot are going solar because it makes economic sense. B&D said they are 100% off the grid and actually sell excess energy back   to the tune of 400k per year

They got massive government subsidies to do it. No economic sense otherwise.

Funny how you haven't answered about the misinformation or was it lies you posted not long ago about subsidies and the companies you listed...

This is your post, no?

https://www.gopbriefingroom.com/index.php/topic,528404.msg3007855.html#msg3007855

Yes it sure is. I posted examples of US companies moving towards renewables/ solar and how the public is moving that way also in terms of what they buy.

US companies like B&D , Home Depot are going solar because it makes economic sense. B&D said they are 100% off the grid and actually sell excess energy back   to the tune of 400k per year