NLXSK1
Well-Known Member
It's the "if" ... I do not see us actively developing other energy sources. Fission and fusion research are given disastrously low priorities. We're on the coal train once the oil stops gushing. Pffff. cn
Cars can burn natural gas and we have hundreds of years of that.
In addition, hydrogen technology is improving along with geothermal and we have yet to really start harnessing nuclear in the USA even though France has fully adopted it.
The point is that IF we start running out of oil and/or gas the prices will rise due to supply and demand and force other technologies to take over. And in the future we have alot better chance of those technologies being viable rather than somehow try to force people to drive a solar powered car today.