There is no strategy of buying a Prius and then not driving it because it is expensive!!

There is no strategy of buying a Prius and then not driving it because it is expensive!!
It is now common for households to have more than one car.
In that case, fuel economy will naturally be different if you are driving a different car.
There are various ways to ride it, but if you think about it based on economics,
It is only natural that those who drive long distances will drive more fuel-efficient cars.

In this case, you might think, "The Prius was a little expensive when I bought it, so I'll try not to drive it as much as possible."
Such a strategy should not be possible.
What I'm trying to say is that this impossible strategy would be impossible in the world of natural energy.
It means that it is a common practice.
Nuclear power plants are still often referred to as baseload power sources,
Now that natural energy has been perfected, it far surpasses the Prius.
It's not just fuel-efficient, it's like magic that produces energy without paying for it.
It's a dream device. (I won't consider the cost of making it.)
You don't have to pay money overseas, you don't emit CO2, and you don't have to worry about having trouble importing in the future...
In Japan, this type of energy is treated as "the last car to ride."
Currently in Japan, most nuclear power plants are shut down, so the prices are listed in order of lowest
Power plants are powered in the following order: coal, gas, and oil.
In other words, coal generates electricity almost all the time, while oil only comes into play when consumption is high.
That's what I mean.
And solar and wind are just a bonus...
It's like.
However···
Considering the above reasoning
Renewable energy ⇒ Coal ⇒ Gas ⇒ Oil
It is only natural that this would happen.
Spain is currently the most advanced country in this field, but
Prediction and matching technology that links to the operational status of thermal power plants from tomorrow onwards
It seems to be progressing very well...
The phenomenon of "leftover" occurs because you try to use it last.
And because there is some surplus energy, the idea behind it is a "storage battery."
This is a very good deal for battery manufacturers,
Globally, Japan seems to stand out as a country where such absurd things are taking place.
In other countries, the question is "how to control it so that we don't need to use storage batteries."
This has become the top priority issue.
Rather than spending money on storage batteries, it would be better to generate 1 kWh of solar or wind power instead.
It produces electricity. Although storage batteries can level the load, they are not devices that produce electricity.