Dundorf

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NDZP URGES GOVERNMENT TO EXPAND CHARGING STATION COVERAGE
 
ODERVELD – LEUCHTFEUER
 
Bundestag, July 27, 5741: ODERVELD – LEUCHTFEUER asked Neue Dundorfische Zentrumspartei (NDZP) Secretary Bruno Steigerwald why it was supporting the Dundorfs Sozialdemokratsiche Partei (DSDP) bill for nuclear energy subsidies, and he responded:
 

There are two reasons. First the proposed language in the bill does not state our actual preference but is considerably better than what is currently on the books. Hence our vote.
 
Second, nuclear power is essential to continue a major project begun during the Felder Administration that we still very much favor.  Charging stations are now sufficiently conveniently located throughout Dunlake that electric vehicles traveling there are not going to be stranded wishing they could find a charging station.
 
As you know, NDZP has long felt that petroleum fueled vehicle use will not in fact become obsolete in the Bundesepublik anytime soon. Accordingly, many years ago we entered trade agreements guaranteeing that Dorvish and Kafuri crude oil will be available to the Bundesrepublik  in quantities sufficient that we will not experience a shortage.
 
We have also for some centuries been developing nuclear power stations to provide cleaner energy with the government owned Natonales Konsortium fur Kernenergie (NKK) building and operating our ten nuclear power plants during most of this period.
 
In order to make driving electric vehicles beyond the range possible from a home based charging station provided by manufacturers, under the Felder Administratioon NKK built and operated charging stations throughout Dunlake Bundesland. NKK still operates some but some small businesses and individual proprietorships as well as some automobile and truck manufacturers and car sale companies and truck hauling companies have bought and are operating most of the stations.  NKK stands ready to reacquire individual stations as necessary.
 
We have always recognized this could drain the power grid particularly during periods where home and employment facilities need heating and cooling. Accordingly, almost all the charging stations in Dunlake supplement their electric capacity access with solar panels. Some also use small wind produced energy as well.
 
NDZP believes this project in Dunlake has been a success and urges it be tried in other Bundeslander.