Video: ‘Renewable Energy is a Scam’

Written by John O'Sullivan on August 9, 2019. Posted in Current News

A 20-minute video well worth watching for anyone who doubts that ‘renewable energy’ is anything other than a huge scam.

In many parts of northern Europe, wind and solar projects may be highly visible facts on the ground. But the headline economic fact behind renewable energy is, and always has been, its sheer and blatant “unsustainability”, as reported in places such as the commentator.com.

Supporting the claims made are numerous independent studies. According to a new Portland State University (PSU) research, to achieve this will be at the expense of increased inequality.

On July 18 2019 www.azocleantech.com reported:

“Julius McGee, assistant professor of sociology in PSU’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and his co-author, Patrick Greiner, an assistant professor of sociology at Vanderbilt University, found in a research of 175 countries conducted between 1990 and 2014 that consumption of renewable energy lowers carbon emissions more effectively when it takes place in a context of increasing inequality. On the other hand, it decreases emissions to a lesser extent when occurring in a context of decreasing inequality.”

Such findings, as reported recently in the journal Energy Research & Social Science, support earlier claims by scientists who debate that renewable energy consumption may be indirectly triggering energy poverty.

Energy poverty is when a home has no or insufficient access to energy services such as heating, lighting, cooling, and use of appliances because of a combination of factors: increasing utility rates, low income, and inefficient appliances and buildings.

Bad for Africans

According to www.vanguardngr.com:

Despite undergoing rapid economic growth, Nigeria and Ghana still fail to provide affordable energy to an increasingly affluent population, the two researchers warn. Nigerian households have, on average, access to less than 600 kilowatt hours a year of electricity, compared with a global average of nearly 3,500 kilowatt hours a year, according to the World Energy Council. This is despite the fact that Nigeria holds ample crude oil reserves.

Bad for Europeans

As we know, the pro-green Germans have led the way in promoting and developing ‘clean energy’ and their failure to make headway is becoming one of the most embarrassing failures of the green lobby. The dismal news is revealed in ‘Germany’s renewable energy program, Energiewende, is a big, expensive failure’:

“The goal of Energiewende was to make Germany independent of fossil fuels.  But it hasn’t worked out.  The 29,000 wind turbines and 1.6 million PV systems provide only 3.1{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} of Germany’s energy needs and have cost well over 100 billion Euros so far and likely another 450 billion Euros over the next two decades.  And much more than that when you add in the extra cost of maintaining fossil generation systems to back up the lack of wind and sunshine from seconds to weeks.”

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