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Pragmatic Electric
Pragmatic but with video, where I look at all things electric, renewable energy and the real-world trade-offs we face in their adoption…with the occasional review and something fun from time to time.
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Latest Episode
Episode 10: SuperCharger Blitz
31 December, 2023
After a huge uptick in Electric Vehicle sales in Australia, Tesla responded with a blitz of new SuperChargers throughout Australia but they weren’t alone. We look at how Queensland fared as multiple companies push new DC Fast Charger infrastructure forward in an attempt to keep up with surging demand.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 4: Peachester to Bald Knob
11 February, 2022
In a more casual episode of Pragmatic Electric (Edition) I drive to Peachester and Bald Knob, and talk a bit about the history and why I enjoy winding mountain roads. Sit back, relax and enjoy.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 3: EV Charging Distance vs Demand
30 January, 2022
Covering the challenges of charging an Electric Vehicle in Australia, with charging capacity on long-distance routes and the economics vs more populous countries.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 2: Coopers Gap Wind Farm
17 January, 2022
We look at the Coopers Gap Wind Farm that was briefly Australia’s largest Wind Farm and talk about their efficiency and the strangled jet-engine noise these ones make.
With John Chidgey.
Episode 1: Introduction and Model 3 Impressions
14 January, 2022
Introduction to the Pragmatic Electric (Edition) project as well as my initial impressions of the Tesla Model 3 SR+ after driving one for a few weeks, including other peoples reactions (positive and negative) to it.
With John Chidgey.