1/15/2022 - New York State’s new climate plan is a bunch of electric schlock
In the last decade, New Yorkers have purchased fewer than 60,000 battery-powered vehicles (BEVs) — less than 1% of the 9 million registered vehicles on the road. In 2021, they purchased around 20,000 BEVs. One hurdle to purchasing BEVs is that they are expensive, about $10,000 more on average than a gasoline-powered vehicle.
And, like everything else, BEVs are getting more expensive, not less.
This is just one reason why a new statewide plan presented by the Climate Action Council will not work.
Just before the New Year, the Climate Action Council — a group
initiated by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s administration — released its Draft Scoping Plan, which details how the state will meet all the mandates signed into law by the New York Climate Act two years ago. MORE AT https://nypost.com/2022/01/15/new-york-states-new-climate-plan-is-a-bunch-of-electric-schlock/
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