What Is Energy Poverty Actually Like? ARC Off-Stage

What struck me was that during that discussion we could actually see the lady and look her in the eye. She was erudite and smart and obviously both passionate and, a least in a guarded way, optimistic. What I mean is that 'western' (wealthy) policy experts set targets and score political points, often for commercial gain, without seeing the genuine hardships that people in under-developed countries experience every day. Maybe they should hold an energy / climate conference in the heart of a land of where the real problems lie. Seeing people carted off to hospital on stretchers might make them set rather different targets.

Better than calling it a transition, it could be addition, diversification, inclusion. Rich countries are hypocritical enough to transfer "dirty" jobs to the third world, forgetting that atmosphere and water are interconnected. One day this account will return, in one form or another.

I know how to build Stan Meyer's LENR reactor, the EPG, which powered his water-powered car, generating the needed electricity to run the electrolysis for the on-demand hydrogen system. There are existing patents in both USA & Canada for the EPG device. They have expired.

The great tragedy of energy shortage is a lack of a greater vision. As long as we think of social justice in terms of wealth disparity and victimization we cannot solve problems. One source of energy ignored and unexploited is 2 to 4 miles below the surface of any point on earth. Above sits water in oceans an average of two miles deep. Imagine if we drilled wells like oil wells only the purpose is to boil ocean water to drive steam turbines and produce electricity. Simultaneously we would produce fresh water. I am researching this possibility, it mostly only suffers technological ignorance to achieve. If ARC is to help solve problems which undermine quality of life, this is the kind of innovative thinking it will take. We must concede the benefit of investers making money from their innovations. The goal is to make poor people wealthy, not equalize poverty.

The technology is very safe - despite the use of electronuclear transmutations within the EPG powerplant for Meyer's water-powered car, there are no neutrons produced- these are cold nuclear processes. The hydrogen for the water-powered car is generated on-demand, minimizing the risks of using hydrogen, similar to a fuel cell.

2:41 don’t the girls have to miss school to walk to the water source to bring it home first? Or is that just certain areas?

Energy + Water + Agroforestry + Non plastics.

We know how to end energy poverty today, we have the technology, nothing needs to be invented but it does have to be commercialized. This final stage of commercialization is happening all on its own and will be available in 10-15 years, but It could be available in 2 years if we choose to, but we don't. TerraPower, Terrestrial Energy, Moltex, Thorcon, DualFuel, Seaborg, Copenhagen Atomics, Exodys Energy and another half dozen that don't come to mind are all competing to be first to market. All are developing some version of generation IV nuclear. Low-pressure/high-temperature nuclear fission and all it takes is for one of them to be successful to change the world.

Oh, this interviewer really sounds like he is running Warlockracy.

I know it seems simple but why can’t we supply hoods and flues to people that burn fuel in the home That would save lives. at very low cost. The flue could be designed to give out heat.

This is the Climate Alarmist dream of a brave new world.

How do most of you guys still make profit, even with the downturn of the economy and ever increasing life standards

20 min to get a fire going? Maybe if burning wet dung!