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Heat is free when we're out driving around. Internal combustion engines generate more heat than they know what to do with. I do like your idea of putting solar panels on a car to run the aircon, though: That sounds neat! (I adore and embrace every opportunity for a stranger on the Internet to tell me how I should live.)
> I do like your idea of putting solar panels on a car to run the aircon I thought you were talking about air conditioning in buildings. In warm climates, in a car, cooling is usually free: roll down your window and catch something called a "breeze". Works great unless you're on the freeway. But if everyone moved to a warm climate, as you, suggested we'd be living way more dense so you'd drive way less anyway. checkm…
Over here in reality: It is that time of year again where the weather is shifting.
I think I'll stay where I am, park in whatever location it is that suits me, and start looking into remote starter kits for my Honda.
And I'm quite certain that I don't care at all what my neighbors may think of this.