The state pledging to ban gas cars is asking residents to reduce EV charging during heatwave. Wait...
The last week and half has been quite a rollercoaster for California residents. On August 24th, Governor Gavin Newsom revealed a proposal toby 2035 with the ramp-up beginning as soon as 2026. This announcement made waves throughout the automotive industry and beyond. There was also concern about the feasibility of the proposal.
It turned out that Bozzella was on to something when he mentioned charging and fuel infrastructure, because just a week after the 2035 California gas car ban was announced, a heat wave hit the state and resulting in Governor Newsom declaring a state of emergency. The California Independent System Operator alsoSee all 2 photos
We went straight to Governor Newsom's office to ask those questions and the responses focused squarely on climate change."Extreme weather is what's causing our energy challenges.
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