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Originally Posted by akin67
Just supply and demand dictates that as more people want/need electricity to power their vehicles, the cost of electricity will go up, and similarly if we utilize smaller and smaller portions of our existing petroleum capacity those costs will likely go down. But I am sure we will see higher taxes on gasoline to entice people to migrate to EVs.
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Mandating a supply crunch on a necessary resource, and taxing the alternative out of existence.
AKA getting screwed at both ends.
There has never been a better way to describe it than what you have just laid out.