mr. britton? guest: it is a good question.level two charger pulled about the same level of service as your dryer. there is a 30% tax credit on the books right now where consumers can get $1000 for installing a charging unit in their home. i think your question is about generation and what does it do to the grid and certainly, in the next several years, we will actually be able to use ev's to better serve and provide grid service. we can use the grid more efficiently. i think on the surface, you think more electrons coming out, we will be more generation but ultimately if you think about where the grid is, ev's can be used to shave the peaks and valleys of demand. with demand response or managed charging or even timed pricing, you can better manage the grid and use it more efficiently. if you look at pg&e out of california, one of the highest ev penetration markets in the country, they just provided $350 million back to consumers because of the ev service they provided to the grid. they are producing the same number of electron

mr. britton? guest: it is a good question.level two charger pulled about the same level of service as your dryer. there is a 30% tax credit on the books right now where consumers can get $1000 for installing a charging unit in their home. i think your question is about generation and what does it do to the grid and certainly, in the next several years, we will actually be able to use ev's to better serve and provide grid service. we can use the grid more efficiently. i think on the surface, you think more electrons coming out, we will be more generation but ultimately if you think about where the grid is, ev's can be used to shave the peaks and valleys of demand. with demand response or managed charging or even timed pricing, you can better manage the grid and use it more efficiently. if you look at pg&e out of california, one of the highest ev penetration markets in the country, they just provided $350 million back to consumers because of the ev service they provided to the grid. they are producing the same number of electron

britton's lancaster university. doctor. good. you're welcome to elsie. is mr. bye. all right, so please have the irony is asking for more oil bodies as a green. somebody mean, i never thought that i was gonna ever quote, a greater than bird, but blah, blah blah, i think is the best way that we can articulate what happened at cobb county is sick certainly, you know, biden's having to pay attention to the workforce or who may be voting for him if he runs again for president, and he needs to let people know that their jobs will still remain while people who are talking about climate change issues are continuing to focus on governments and trying to have them strong corporations instead of actually part of the corporations themselves, the burden can't just be on the individual and on politicians it has to be on the corporations and at some place that governments won't go. they get too many benefits from working so closely with governments. so really the green washing them . we've heard words like bluffing him. we sail the big leaders saying, talking the talk. and there'