China recently proposed a plan to electrify the planet by linking clean energy production, such as solar farms, wind power, and electricity plants together.
In order to achieve this, $50 trillion of infrastructure would need to be invested in sustainability projects that won’t become active until 2050. It would require establishing international partnerships with almost every other nation on Earth, to centralize and coordinate depend and distribution needs.
This sounds like a benevolent development, but centralized power distribution systems are traditionally for-profit models. The energy industry isn’t accustomed to investing trillions of dollars into infrastructure projects that don’t pay off in the long term.
So one question I have is, who will pay for all this? And isn’t there cheaper free energy technology already available now?
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Over the past 100 years energy giants have kept a stranglehold on free energy scientific. While the world continued to pollute the planet and toil away with 19th Century technology (internal combustion), great advances were developed in secret. According to some whistleblowers and declassified documents, by the 1950s we already have antigravity propulsion and over-unity devices capable of supplying limitless energy on demand.
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And now, decades later, a proposal to address energy sustainability is being put forth, but one that is based on antiquated methods. Solar and Wind energy is effective, but it’s comparable to using sail boats for shipping when diesel freight-liners are available.
Despite this history of suppression and manipulation regarding energy production, the Chinese proposal is good news I think. It indicates a major shift in consciousness has taken place.
The masses are profoundly ignorant and unaware, yet still recognize that humanity is destined for extinction unless something changes. And with the internet, younger generations are less complacent with adhering to a status quo that doesn’t make sense and is clearly destroying the planet for future generations.
The simple fact that a proposal like this is being taken seriously by the media, in and of itself, suggests that a paradigm shift in thinking has occurred. Instead of humanity blindly following what society says is possible, we are demanding change due to recognition of a global problem we all face. Of course, this an initial stage of collective awakening, but one that should not go unnoticed by the truther community because it is a pretext for global unity. Whether you are Russian, Chinese, Egyptian, Brazilian, Canadian, American, and so on—we’re all living and using the same planet, all our destinies are tied in this respect.
Recognition of this common ground is a paradigm shift for humanity, where we finally acknowledge that sustainability and abundance are the only truly lasting and moral solutions to all our collective needs.
The powers that should not be are ultimately dependent on the people to achieve their ends, as such the more aware and active we become the less power over us they have.
by Eric Baculinao
BEIJING — China has unveiled a proposal for a $50 trillion global electricity network that would help fight pollution and the effects of climate change.
The plan envisions linking existing and future solar farms, wind turbines and electricity plants in Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas, according to the head of State Grid Corporation of China.
The proposal is in its initial stages and would require huge investment from around the world. If it goes ahead, it would be the world’s largest infrastructure project. It could be operational by 2050, according to backers.
The planet faces “three major challenges” of energy scarcity, environmental pollution and climate change, state-run news agency Xinhua News Agency quoted the firm’s chairman Liu Zhenya as saying at an international energy conference on Wednesday.
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| Energy workers examine solar panels in Lianyungang in Chain’s Jiangsu province on March 16. CHINA STRINGER NETWORK / Reuters |
The State Grid Corporation of China envisions a future “global village” of efficient transmission lines to tap and distribute electricity from giant solar farms around the equator and wind stations in the Arctic, according to its website. Liu estimated that the global network could mean clean energy comprising 80 percent of global consumption, displacing fossil fuels as Earth’s principal energy source.
China’s government invests more than any other country in wind and solar energy.
Energy transmission technology “has matured and clean energy is becoming more economical, so the conditions for building global power interconnection already exist,” Liu said in a statement on the company’s website.
The Chinese firm’s proposal is ambitious but possible, according to Xue Jiancong, energy analyst at China Merchants New Energy Group, a leading renewable energy company.
“It’s a brilliant plan,” he said. “It might encounter difficulties during construction but it’s possible.”
Xue added: “Reducing carbon emissions is a global issue and as a great power, China is taking on more responsibility. This plan is good news for the world.”
— Julia Zhou contributed to this report.
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