Thank you: Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio ! Not to many people I have come across in my "next of the woods" knows and for the most part even cares "Who Invented AC Electricity" but I wanted to be sure before I started posting any blogs here, that there was a basic intelligence at work here too. An ends to a means to propose and propagate solutions.
As for me Nikola Tesla stands foremost as one of the greatest minds and inventors of the 20th Century and most people don't understand the impact that the "Current Wars" had on the future of energy and why we are here today in this predicament with energy. Why we didn't is a longer debate but basically it was all about making money with little to any considerations for consequences to people or the planet. We are now at the point where fossil fuels are controlling our lives. Electricity is going up too as fuel prices rise; think about it, if we make nearly 60% of our energy from coal fired power plants and simultaneously the cost of diesel fuel is rising, which powers the trains that deliver that coal to the plants then I think you can see the death spiral we are in.
I'm not here at the moment to debate all the woes which seem to plague this planet, just four, and those are energy, potable water, waste management and food supplies. What these all have in common: We have to have at least 3 of these to even survive and the energy makes the work easier and there can be a sort of symbiosis between each component in the form of heat exchanging and other beneficial processes which we describe in our viable solution on our web site and we invite you to visit www.energyonehome.com and we can discuss the probabilities here.
The idea in our concept starts with a totally green renewable energy independent facility whose function is to pursue renewable answers and equipment development which will eliminate our dependency on fossil fuels. Through demonstration, monitoring equipment, education and training among the many possible projects which will take place at this facility.
The facility is easy to build the tasks ahead for the renewable industries are vast but needed!
James Warner