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[Verse 1]
For being ice cold
You’re way too hot
Story’s getting old
Is that all you’ve got?
[Chorus]
Oh, no, no… ice heat
(Taking over the street)
Oh, what a tragic cost
(Thermal energy loss)
Whoa! Being so lazy
(Is driving me crazy)
[Bridge]
Can we endure
(Upping the temperature)
[Verse 2]
Firing on all cylinders
In a mad race to waste
You and your parishioners
All praying in haste
[Chorus]
Oh, no, no… ice heat
(Taking over the street)
Oh, what a tragic cost
(Thermal energy loss)
Whoa! Being so lazy
(Is driving me crazy)
[Bridge]
Can we endure
(Upping the temperature)
No, no! (That’s for sure)
[Chorus]
Oh, no, no… ice heat
(Taking over the street)
Oh, what a tragic cost
(Thermal energy loss)
Whoa! Being so lazy
(Is driving me crazy)
[Outro]
Say no! (Know more)
(Stopping the temperature)
No, no! We can’t endure
(That’s for sure)
A SCIENCE NOTE
The thermal energy loss difference between an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle and an electric vehicle (EV) is dramatic.
🔥 ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) Vehicle:
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Efficiency: ~20% to 30% of the energy in gasoline is converted into motion.
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Thermal Energy Loss: About 70% to 80% of the energy is lost as heat — through the engine block, exhaust, radiator, and friction.
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For every 100 units of gasoline energy:
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70–80 units are wasted as heat.
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Only 20–30 units move the car.
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⚡ Electric Vehicle (EV):
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Efficiency: ~85% to 95% of battery energy is converted into motion.
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Thermal Energy Loss: Only about 5% to 15% is lost as heat — primarily in the inverter, motor windings, and battery.
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For every 100 units of electricity:
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85–95 units move the car.
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Only 5–15 units are lost as heat.
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🔁 Implications for Climate and Efficiency:
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ICE cars waste up to 4 times more energy as heat than EVs.
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This waste adds to urban heat, air pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions (especially when factoring in upstream refining and oil transport).
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EVs, even when powered by fossil-fueled grids, remain more efficient overall, and they benefit further as grids get cleaner.