True in many regards, but we're talking about 13 years until all dealerships can only sell electric powered vehicles. There will still be gas vehicles on the road and gas stations, until it is deemed infeasible. I'm sure the team/committee did multiple impact and infrastructure studies before setting a cutoff date. Consider that many Californians drive electric vehicles, so they can easily determine the demand on the electric grids and prepare. Many will slowly convert to electric long before the dealership cut off so there won't be an instant demand on electrical systems and home installs. Consider also advances will be made in charging technologies and existing stations will be converted to Charge Stations. Investors will also see new opportunities from home installs, cell replacements, mobile charging units, wireless charging and stations. We about to see a revolutionary transition from petroleum to electric powered standard and industrial machinery. Think of the transition from typewriters to PC's, landlines to cell phones and ability to see the person you talking to. Remember when cell tower infrastructure was minimal and now coverage is no longer a selling point. You get the picture and I wish those other peoples would take off their political blinders and come to the light.