The perceived threat of EVsA couple of interesting things made me question the significance of EVs and the future of O&G.
One article pointed out that many EVs have their charge up nozzle on the drivers side of the car! Meaning the cord would not reach round the car.
The other was the guy in London who ran out of power in a lulti-levelparking garage and as a result there was a 2 hour delay in getting all the cars out. Turns out the guage that tells you how much power you have left is subject to huge inaccuracies depending upon whether you have the heater or AC on and a variety of other factors.
So what? The US and CAnada are vast countries where, unlike Europe, we need to drive long distances on a regular basis. Ergo, electric cars wont cut it for us.
I realise EVs are not the sole reason for O&G prices, but if it is a factor, it is one that has not been clearly examined.