EV max demand vs. Normal high load reporting to DNO

I have several times explained that this is going to go horribly wrong and quite soon. There is little reason to ask the DNO, they are not really in a position to do much at all, because the entire supply system is fairly close to breaking point. It was never designed for these large continuous loads from domestic properties, and to start to change that would be ruinously expensive. The question of who pays to cost, probably £3 Trillion, and the immense disruption everywhere is the question to ask your MP, along with where the labour and skills necessary are going to come from. Maybe this is what then mean by highly skilled “Green” jobs being created, we need huge capacity in making large transformers, cables, construction civils,  road barriers and traffic cones! The raw materials are not available on the world market, and reducing oil refining will make the insulation in short supply too.

This is far too large a problem for MPs to understand, and can the public understand the size of the mess they will create when taking advice from accountants and “Green experts" who don't have a clue either? Good luck there then! They certainly don't listen to the professionals, but then neither do the journos writing E&T!

I have several times explained that this is going to go horribly wrong and quite soon. There is little reason to ask the DNO, they are not really in a position to do much at all, because the entire supply system is fairly close to breaking point. It was never designed for these large continuous loads from domestic properties, and to start to change that would be ruinously expensive. The question of who pays to cost, probably £3 Trillion, and the immense disruption everywhere is the question to ask your MP, along with where the labour and skills necessary are going to come from. Maybe this is what then mean by highly skilled “Green” jobs being created, we need huge capacity in making large transformers, cables, construction civils,  road barriers and traffic cones! The raw materials are not available on the world market, and reducing oil refining will make the insulation in short supply too.

This is far too large a problem for MPs to understand, and can the public understand the size of the mess they will create when taking advice from accountants and “Green experts" who don't have a clue either? Good luck there then! They certainly don't listen to the professionals, but then neither do the journos writing E&T!