Natural Gas Could Supply 600 Million Africans With Electricity…So Europe, USA Ban Its Use

[Elderberry]

No Tricks Zone By Kenneth Richard on 28. June 2021

By ending funding for energy infrastructure projects that rely on natural gas, Europe and the United States have executed a “blanket ban” on supplying inexpensive and reliable energy to people living in poor countries.

As Dr. Ramachandran details in Nature, a de facto natural gas ban effectively does nothing to propel growth in intermittently-available wind and solar energy. These renewable sources require a back-up energy supply that is ever-ready even when the Sun is not shining or wind is not blowing. They cannot function effectively as stand-alone energy sources.

Banning gas therefore obstructs nearly 600 million Africans from finally achieving access to modern agricultural technology, refrigeration, transportation, hospitals, housing, schools, etc.

This ban on inexpensive and reliable energy in poor countries does not reduce CO2 emissions or mitigate climate change. Instead, banning gas serves to keep people living in poorer countries entrenched in poverty.

More: https://notrickszone.com/2021/06/28/professor-natural-gas-could-supply-600-million-africans-with-electricity-so-europe-usa-ban-its-use/

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Oil and Gas have lifted people around the world out of poverty, provided health improvements and improved the standards of living for billions.

Oil companies are now treated as the enemy by globalists, enviro-wackos and now woke financial institutions who will no longer own their stock or give them loans.

Millions will die as oil and gas is denied those who need it most; but then again, this is the hope for the left as it seeks to limit the scourge of humans threatening Mother Earth.

[MajorClay]

Brilliant

[Smokin Joe]

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Or motor fuels...https://www.shell.com/energy-and-innovation/natural-gas/gas-to-liquids.html


Or even clothes...https://oliverands.com/community/blog/2013/05/fabric-friday-petroleum-based-manufactured-fibers.html


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