Tesla CEO Elon Musk is erotic sex videosramping up his doom-and-gloom predictions about Australia's energy problems, even as his company continues to work on a 100-day challenge to build the world's largest lithium-ion battery installation to aid the country.
"We will have the choice of the collapse of civilization and into the Dark Ages we go, or we find something renewable."
Musk discussed Australia's complicated energy issues during a recent appearance on the country's version of 60 Minutes, according to News.com. During the interview, Musk admitted that he knows very little about the politics driving the debate around power generation in the country, where skyrocketing utility costs are causing some people to forego the use of electricity entirely to avoid massive bills. He did, however, say that Australia needs to embrace renewable technology or face a catastrophic reckoning.
“It’s a definition that if it’s not renewable, it’s going to run out at some point," he said. “And we will have the choice of the collapse of civilization and into the dark ages we go, or we find something renewable."
Australia's energy problems are well-documented, but Musk's statement sounds more like the type of warning that runs in the beginning of a post-apocalyptic action movie than a prediction from someone invested in improving the situation. He's essentially saying that Mad Maxcould be a template for an Australia without renewables, which is a bleak, if somewhat unrealistic, future.
Musk dove into the Australian power quagmire after some Twitter banter that escalated to a bet that Tesla could build out an energy system with 100 megawatt (MW) capacity for South Australia over a 100 day period — or Musk would foot the bill himself. The proposed system will stabilize the state's power grid and provide enough energy for over 30,000 households, according to Tesla.
The project launched on Sept. 29, reportedly with 50 MW already built out, and is slated to be completed on Dec. 1. The battery installation will store power generated by a 99-wind turbine facility owned by sustainable energy producer Neoen.
Tesla and its contractor Consolidated Power Projects (CPP)still have a month to finish off the South Australian battery project, which could make the renewable power even more palatable. The energy situation in Australia might be tenuous — but it's a stretch to start calling for a future filled with Warboys and Thunderdomes right now.
Topics Sustainability Tesla Elon Musk
Best Garmin deal: Save over $100 on Garmin Forerunner 955
Yogi dressed in white powerfully defies period shame on Instagram
Miranda Kerr says she and Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel aren't having sex until marriage
'MadTV' star Will Sasso tries to be cool internet celeb in new short film
How to Balance Video Games with Real Life
Harvard Book Store trolls the Trump administration with its new section
Here are all the winners of the 2017 Grammys
Go visit this site that encourages you to 'buy Ivanka's stuff'
Best Samsung deal: Save $60 on 64GB Samsung Galaxy Tab A9
Tom Arnold waxes lyrical about Trump's alleged racial slur tape in the jungle
Get the official Atari 7800+ Console for 50% off
A very pregnant Ciara has the perfect Whitney Houston tribute
This group is trying to build a pyramid of 'Jerry Maguire' video tapes in the desert
The president is literally tweeting what he sees on TV
How to Easily Make iPhone Ringtones Using Only iTunes
The Weeknd and Daft Punk ignite the Grammys with a smoky apocalyptic performance
Valve is developing 3 new VR games
Katy Perry's 'Chained to the Rhythm' is cotton candy political pop
NYT Strands hints, answers for April 26
Melissa McCarthy is back and super mad as Sean Spicer on 'SNL'
Best tablet deal: Get the Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro for 44% offWordle today: The answer and hints for January 4Donald Hall’s Amanuensis by Wesley McNairUnlucky Numbers by Michael LaPointeThe Many Voices of Bobbie Louise Hawkins by Laird Hunt and Eleni SikelianosBest new hobby deals for 2024: Lego kits, DIY jewelry making, ClassPass subscriptions, and moreWhat’s the Use of Being a Boy: An Interview with Douglas A. Martin by Spencer QuongRapunzel, Draft One Thousand by Sabrina Orah MarkCooking with Steve Abbott by Valerie StiversHow to unblock YouPorn for freeWhat Is the Word for Sky? by Nina MacLaughlinPeriwinkle, the Color of Poison, Modernism, and Dusk by Katy KelleherAmazon Smart Air Quality Monitor now $55 — Jan. 2024 dealsThe Edge of the Map by Colin DickeyThe Art of Distance No. 17 by The Paris ReviewChatGPT is terrible at diagnosing child medical cases, according to new studyThe Art of Distance No. 19 by The Paris ReviewUnlucky Numbers by Michael LaPointeKim Kardashian's onceThe Crisis Cliché by Hermione Hoby Everything to know about Netflix's 'Shadow and Bone' I'm polyamorous, and Facebook doesn't think my sexuality exists Michelle Obama shades Trump with advice on how to tweet 'Primal' on HBO Max makes you feel deeply without a word: Review An intense wildfire season is shaping up for 2021 Seattle dad created Harry Potter's Diagon Alley for all the community wizards on Halloween Bees invade a motorbike and it's truly unbeelievable. (Sorry.) Audible now finds the best parts of romance novels for you Donald Trump reacts to his Twitter account being taken down for 11 minutes Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra's rear display looks strangely familiar, and now we know why UPS orders 10 electric delivery planes Sean 'Diddy' Combs has decided to change his name to 'Love' Google's I/O 2021 developer conference will be virtual and 'free' Tim Cook says he never met Elon Musk, is very coy about Apple Car See wild lava photos from the newest of the new Iceland eruptions The silliest stuff on Oprah's 2017 list of Favorite Things Chrissy Teigen leaves lucky waitress $1,000 tip at Outback Steakhouse Little girl lives her best life under a pile of puppies Yahoo Answers is shutting down NASA recorded two 'sizeable quakes' on Mars
1.4711s , 10519.5546875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【erotic sex videos】,Steady Information Network