Am I reading this right? Is the overall electricity consumption declining? Even with EVs?

Is that also a sign that the stock market boom is largely due to retail investors or is there no correlation?

I know this is a fixed methodology and it makes sense, but how would the line look if the months with government subsidies would be ignored? I think the drop after they were cut is dragging down the projection.

How does this affect the cost of the drone?

So excited to experience Bangkok once all the bikes are electric. Must be weird to not have this insane noise level. At the rate Thailand is moving to EVs, that shouldn't be that long.

To follow this up with some numbers: Germany is importing more and more energy instead of producing their own.

What makes this even worse: It is the fiscally better option. So you have more independence, cheaper energy and it is better for the environment. But hey, let's focus on fossil fuels that we need to buy from unstable countries where we send lots of our money.

It is getting more difficult tbh. As much as I love Derrick, I think for him it is the better choice. That actually gave him a better chance to win a Superbowl and the Titans were going nowhere.
The AJ Brown move was insane.

As a Titans fan, I still can't believe they let him go.

Cutting subsidies for mature technologies makes sense. The solar transition is not about subsidies anymore imho. Just with smart policies, solar could easily compete.
One pricing zone and pretty rigid transmission prices do not give any incentive to move demand to times with supply.

My theory on why Porsche and all the other German brands are somewhat ignoring the change an keep pushing for ICEs: They want to get the most money out of ICEs now and let China invest in new technology. Then when ICEs are finally dead, they want to quickly switch. If true, seems like a huge gamble.

I meant the source of the data

Can you quote the source for this?