Fossil fuel (oil, coal and natural gas) currently provides about 85% of the world's energy consumption. Everyone knows that these resources are constantly depleted and can not be replaced. People often wonder how long they will be able to mine and burn fuel?
The total world "Reserve to Production Ratio" ratios for basic conventional fuels are:
• Oil - 46 years,
• Natural gas - 58 years,
• Coal - 118 years.
Of course, use is constantly changing, and from time to time new deposits appear. That's why these figures are adjusted every year.
In addition to the final irrecoverable result, the production of energy from fossil fuels leads to combustion by-products or emissions. These emissions affect our environment and can cause climate change. On the contrary, renewable energy resources, as the name suggests, are constantly replenished naturally and will never be exhausted. Their use, as a rule,
has much less impact on the environment than conventional fuel.
That's why the technologies that use them are often called "green." Although most of the green technologies are large scale projects, many of them are also suitable for private homes, especially in rural areas.
The energy received from renewable sources is no longer just a matter of scientific research, but a factor that changes the balance of power in the energy markets, putting pressure on the price of traditional energy carriers and determining the economic future of countries. Countries - importers of traditional fuels are becoming increasingly independent in their energy policy from exporting countries, and those in turn lose their main levers of influence.
The world is changing, and fossil fuels gradually cease to be the determining factor of geopolitics: the struggle for oil and gas fields is beginning to go away. Today, the development of renewable energy sources should not be viewed in isolation, but as part of a broader process, a long-term change in the structure of energy systems.
This process is characterized by other important changes, many of which increase the "green" energy, increasing its chances of success. One of these changes is the development of energy storage technologies. For weather-dependent and time-dependent RES, the emergence of such commercially attractive technologies will obviously be of great help. The world process of development of new energy is irreversible. The main thing now: do not miss the window of opportunity - the stakes in this race are quite high.
P2PEP represents a fundamentally new model that tokenizes energy that has a well-established base market and measured value.
P2PEP tokens are tokens that are supported by real energy and business opportunities. The PEP token is backed by green energy and is liquid, accumulating more energy credits over time.
The PEP token has the following features:
Distribution of the energy received from tokens of renewable energy producers. The PEP token acts like a battery that allows you to store electricity. Each PEP Token can store 1 MWh. P2PEP will provide the initial charge of 0, 11 kW / h per token PEP. Over time, the amount of energy in each token will continue to grow.
Priority access to participation in auctions of the energy received from tokens. The PEP token acts as a priority access token to the auction for the purchase of the energy received from tokens. This allows tokens holders to develop their own energy retail business and profit from the sale of energy to residential consumers and companies based on the P2P principle.
It is the source of passive income and horizontal development opportunities for PEP Franchise Owners from liberalized energy markets around the world.
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