 |
Return Create A Forum - Home |
 |
--------------------------------------------------------- |
|
SecessionistMicronations.com |
 |
https://secessionistmicronations.createaforum.com |
|
--------------------------------------------------------- |
|
***************************************************** |
|
Return to: Micronational Committee for Climate Change |
|
***************************************************** |
|
#Post#: 48-------------------------------------------------- |
|
Covanellis Renewable Energy Plan |
|
By: Covanese Republic Date: November 10, 2014, 2:08 am |
|
--------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Covanellis has a plan for complete energy sufficiency and |
|
renewability (from the get-go), in which multiple renewable |
|
energy sources will be used to provide electricity for the |
|
people of Covanellis. We are currently working on designing a |
|
new energy device, which is still top secret (got to get it |
|
patented [globally] before it can be officially announced to |
|
non-MCCC members on these forums). |
|
Our secondary source of energy will be solar energy, as we will |
|
be based in the Autralian Outback, and there is really no sun |
|
shortage there. We will line the roofs of buildings in |
|
Covanellis with solar panels and harvest as much sun as possible |
|
with them, and with a (hoped-for) population of 100,000 people, |
|
we should be able to become completely self-sustainable |
|
(energy-wise) with relative ease. |
|
What are the renewable energy plans of other micronations? Are |
|
there any Micronations that don't plan to be completely |
|
renewable? |
|
#Post#: 49-------------------------------------------------- |
|
Re: Covanellis Renewable Energy Plan |
|
By: Gabriel N. Pelger Date: November 11, 2014, 11:13 am |
|
--------------------------------------------------------- |
|
Well, the Environmental Agency and Department of Energy and |
|
Water have both been very mute on this; I have considered fusion |
|
as an energy resource which isn't necessarily renewable, but |
|
that has enough fuel for the next few millions of years without |
|
substantial pollution (as far as I know, Deuterium-Tritium |
|
fusion doesn't produce much radioactive waste, if any). |
|
But these ideas are for the distant future. |
|
Sincerely, |
|
Gabriel N. Pelger |
|
Republic of USI |
|
***************************************************** |
