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2026. 8. 12. 작업

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SDK said: Yep - it's to avoid firing up expensive gas These saving sessions happen 1-2 times a week normally anyway.The only reason this one made it into the media BS is because it's linked with the Solar Eclipse Cue the media headings "OMG the country can't survive a solar Eclipse" nonsense.The reality is very different It aways tends to be the fossil fuel supporters complaining about this stuff, yet the actions are being taken to avoid higher costs from using more fossil fuel.This image shows what happened yesterday and this morning with the elec generation -> Yellow line = solar-> Orange l

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the-photographer said: DonkeyApple said: We are too early in the tech cycle for electric HYVs. We are paying vast subsidies to overseas firms for battery tech that isn't yet commercially viable. It also drives higher than necessary haulage costs due to the mixed fleet that is paid by us the end consumers. Dutch transport company Simon Loos utilizes the AanZET subsidy (Aanschafsubsidie Zero-Emissie Trucks) to aggressively expand its electric heavy goods vehicle (HGV) fleet. The company views government grants as essential for offsetting the high initial purchase price of electric vehicles compared to diesel trucks.Key Aspects of Simon Loos' EV Strategy & GrantsSubstantial EV Footprint: Simon Loos has leveraged the Dutch subsidy rounds to transition over 10% of its total truck fleet to battery-electric vehicles.AanZET Financial Value: The AanZET subsidy scheme via RVO covers a high percentage of the price difference between a standard diesel truck and a zero-emission HGV, offering up to 115,200 per heavy truck.Aggressive Grant Capture: The company enters every funding window from day one. Fleet management operates on a "use it or lose it" mindset, noting that ignoring the subsidy means falling behind the market's rapid shift toward green logistics.Fleet Investment Examples: Backed by zero-emission grants, Simon Loos placed large-scale commercial orders for heavy-duty electric models, including the newly launched Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 and zero-emission Scania models to service climate-conscious retail clients like Lidl and Albert Heijn.As far as I'm concerned, this is another failing of using our money to push an industry to change before the financials are viable and where we absolutely know that those financials will become viable within a few years and the transition can occur without the need for taxpayer money to bankroll overseas operators using overseas manufactured products. Don't know the cost difference between diesel and electic HGV, but with dies