Crown Capital Eco Management: Smart Energy Issues Report
 

http://www.heraldonline.com/2013/02/19/4630621/smart-energy-issues-report.html
Didn’t imagine how dynamic and innovative energy generation can be. There are still so many tricks hidden in the magical bag of generation efficiency and reuse of waste energy, for instance. So, while many are still into exploring sources for fossil fuels, some are into “smart-technology” and finding “affordable, reliable sources”. Increasing efficiency in existing methods and sources may be great; but failing to achieve energy security through augmenting those sources is counterproductive. Fossil fuel, if as some would claim is true, is inexhaustible. The best choice, therefore, is to find a way to eliminate its negative effects to the environment.
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[QUOTE=akonatingle17;4943]http://www.heraldonline.com/2013/02/19/4630621/smart-energy-issues-report.html
Didn’t imagine how dynamic and innovative energy generation can be. There are still so many tricks hidden in the magical bag of generation efficiency and reuse of waste energy, for instance. So, while many are still into exploring sources for fossil fuels, some are into “smart-technology” and finding “affordable, reliable sources”. Increasing efficiency in existing methods and sources may be great; but failing to achieve energy security through augmenting those sources is counterproductive. Fossil fuel, if as some would claim is true, is inexhaustible. The best choice, therefore, is to find a way to eliminate its negative effects to the environment.
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http://blog.crowncapitalmngt.com/wasting-our-energy/[/QUOTE]

Renewable energy sources are a relatively new thing. We have not even begun to maximize their potential for providing clean and affordable energy. It is a race as to who can come up with the most viable means of achieving energy security for the majority of people. Enough friendly and even unfriendly competition will redound to the good of all. Keep exploring! Keep innovating!

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And now comes “energy security”! Ancient societies lived and lasted for centuries mainly on firewood, vegetable oil, paraffin and a little fossil fuel in the form of coal or bitumen. Wars were made on opposing claims to the sources of those materials and many other reasons. Modern nations have come a long way from those crude energy methods but have not learned to control their greed for energy in spite of the negative effects on the environment and the stability of the world. We must learn to share resources and technologies with the aim of attaining energy security on a global scale. Perhaps, an International Energy Commission should be established, if there isn't one yet.