GAS STATION Locations

I’ve been considering trading my gas hybrid for either a Bolt EUV or Hyundai Ioniq 5. Bolt prices in my area seem to hover around $17k-21k between the LT and premiers. My use case is that I can charge at home at level 1 for now and upgrade later plus use public pretty easily. Most of my miles would be highway, driving on avg 30 miles a day, with some days much lower and some 50+. I’m not overly concerned about charging speeds, but I do care about ride quality and noise, especially at freeway speeds. This is sort of where the Ioniq 5 consideration comes in, though their reliability is currently taking a hit. The new bolt seems to have some improvements, like road comfort, charging, and...

>In addition to large solar parks, **China sent 10,000 solar panel kit systems for individual homes and public buildings; 5,000 systems for critical facilities, including maternity homes, nursing homes, emergency rooms and municipal radio stations**; and 5,000 kits specifically for rural and “isolated” homes that are not connected to the national grid. >Cuba is also boosting renewable energy production by restoring thermal generation capacity, production of crude oil and petroleum gas and increasing their natural gas supply. **China has provided Cuba with wind turbines and helped with their installation and maintenance since 2018**. >As an example of socialist plan...

May 1 or 2 (which ever is easiest for you) there will be a birthday party for my friend and I. Her special interest is body cam footage and she now has one specifically for the frat incident We are located in the stl metro area and will cover gas, hotel, plus determine a price per head of frat boys. Bev and flower will be provided at the party You have to agree to re enact the incident. Thanks!

The 2 on the left are really useful for long-haul space flights (though I haven't actually landed on any other planet with them). It is a bit tricky getting the engine use sequence right, especially with those efficient but underpowered nuclear engines. The third one is a workhorse for transporting Kerbals to and from my Kerbin space station. That was before I figured nuclear engines out, so it can't go beyond low orbit. The last one has launched a lot of satellites into low Kerbin orbit. It was the first spaceplane I built that could actually transport more than just fuel to orbit. All of my subsequent planes are an evolution of that concept.

A buddy and his friend purchased a building and are setting up a gym with personal training and classes. They’re charging $200 month. Though I’m interested it’s a bit rich for my blood. But I need to get healthier. Recently, I fixed their 70v PA stereo system and am replacing some external wall fixtures. But the big thing they need help with is the hvac. I have plenty of experience as a building maintenance tech. I have my epa 608 license. They have four rooftop gas package units that haven’t been serviced in four years (going by filter dates). It took me 6 hours to clean the largest unit’s evaporator and condenser coils, including set up and putting away. I think the ...

Driving two kids to two different schools before work gets expensive, especially when you’re doing it every day. That was [Erica’s](https://cleanvehiclerebate.org/en/ev/community/stories) life. She was spending $250 a month on gas, while living less than 10 miles from work. And that was *before* this year’s price hike. So, to save money, she leased an Electric Vehicle (EV) for $206 a month. After seeing the savings and the day-to-day benefits, Erica can’t imagine going back to gas-powered cars. Her advice: >“Run the numbers for your family and do it today. The results just might surprise you.” # Is it time to get clean? For many people, yes. [Clean transportation](htt...

## Executive Summary Markets closed sharply lower Thursday as Dow fell 1.56% with oil volatility triggering broad selloff, while evening headlines delivered wave of corporate distress signals: Adobe shares dropped 5.5% despite earnings beat after announcing longtime CEO Shantanu Narayen will exit once successor appointed amid AI disruption pressures, Honda tumbled 7% on disclosure of first annual loss in 70 years stemming from $4.3-$8.6B EV strategy writedown, and global EV sales data showed 11% February decline led by China's largest drop since pandemic onset. ByteDance secured access to Nvidia's cutting-edge Blackwell AI chips for cloud infrastructure outside China despite expor...

I’m trying to collect my thoughts so this post is probably going to be scattered, so I apologize for that. We are witnessing the downfall of America in real time, and it feels like absolutely no one is talking about it or acknowledging it. Am I going insane? lol? Gas prices are through the roof, over 8 dollars in some states, gas prices are officially more than the federal minimum wage. it’s only going to get so so much worse from here, bad it’s going to be BAD. Oil prices are theorized to reach atleast 200 a barrel, if that occurs everything is going to fall apart. Everything and I mean everything is going to get more expensive, gas, food, medicine, bills, the list goes on, th...

I have not accepted any blocks due to the price of gas and especially because they have been lowering the offers. 4 hours was averaging $100 and now they are offering $89/$90. Insane that people are actually accepting these.

Of course fuel prices matter, they have a significant effect on the cost of nearly everything. But these short term fluctuations don't. It's not a real problem for Americans. It's just a talking point the media likes using and just another thing for the reddit TDS sufferers to ***** about. Some simple math and observations prove this to be undeniably true. First the math, the current spike in gas prices is only costing the average American a little over a dollar a day. The average American drives 13,476 miles a year, 1,123 miles a month. The average US light vehicle gets 21mpg. So the average American is buying 53.5 gallons a month. According to AAA the current gas price ave...

This policy brief, ‘AI, Data Centres, and the U.S. Electric Grid: A Watershed Moment,’ published by Harvard University's Belfer Center, provides an in-depth analysis of the impact of the explosive growth of US data centres on the power system, exploring both technological and policy responses. Below is a detailed summary of the document: ⚡ I. Current State of US Data Centres and the Grid: A Turning Point 1. Surge in Energy Demand Growth Projections: Driven by AI, US data centre electricity consumption is projected to surge from 176 terawatt-hours (4.4% of the national total) in 2023 to 325–580 terawatt-hours (6.7%–12.0% of the national total) by 2028. Investment Scale: I...

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A little background (blah blah blah, not really relevant) I owned an Ajazz AK820, and I kind of liked it. It has been a pretty solid daily driver. It felt cheap, but it's a $25 keyboard, so I didn't expect much. It was a little thocky, and adding Gateron Milky Yellow Pro V3 switches made it sound a little deeper to me. For my next keyboard, I got an Akko 5075 V3 (it was 5075B Plus in the manual, which was confusing to me), and I honestly didn't like it. I don't know why I expected it to be thocky, but the high-pitched, clacky sound hurts my ears. The build quality was great, but it's a NIGHTMARE to mod. It's screwless, so I basically have to risk breaking the...

I moved to a haunted house when I was 4 years old and lived there until I was around 9 or 10 years old. This was a very old house that used to be the first gas station in Berea, Kentucky. The first night I woke up screaming from the worst dream I've ever had as a child. I dreamt I was swinging on a white bench swing over green grass during a beautiful day but suddenly the ground turned to lava underneath my swing. There were scary demons coming out of the lava and reaching towards me. I never slept in my own room with the pink walls again after that first night. Oh, and the closet in my room was painted black. Whenever they tried painting over it, the wall would turn black again. ...