That's a lot of gear needing to be replaced, and in many cases, replaced with far less effective equipment.
That's a lot of gear needing to be replaced, and in many cases, replaced with far less effective equipment.
I read the article. The ban goes into effect in 3 years. And there is a carve out for zero emission gas ones too.
Seems entirely reasonable. The state of corded and even cordless tools is pretty solid these days with lithium ion and 48V batteries etc.
Until recently, Tesla had its HQ in California, I asume the deals with local politicians still stand.
See incandescent light bulbs. Most people bought over LED before the ban. You can buy them from China still, but most people don’t. So in the end it wins without doing some kind of crazy enforcement,
My landscapers work 12 hour days. How would they charge a battery mower 10+ times? It’s fine for a homeowner but not so great for a pro