Renewable energy doesn’t exist, and this article debunks the myths
Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager
Excellent article about the fallacy of “Renewable Energy”, which simply does not exist.
For some background, I have previously made similar posts here on LinkedIn:
“There is no such thing as
“green energy” or
“clean energy” or
“renewable energy”.
They are just meaningless marketing buzzwords of propaganda.
Which apparently many people believe to actually be true, due to endless repetition of the lies.”
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The article below does a great job in debunking some “Renewable Energy” marketing myths.
The author covers lots of ground, much more than I can try to summarize with short excerpts below.
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●》”Dear Readers, energy is not renewable and there is no such thing as renewable energy.
●》Moreover, electricity generating devices such as wind turbines, solar panels, hydro, and other human-made contraptions are not renewable energy sources either.
Renewable energy and renewable energy contraptions are derived from the delusions and imaginations of sales and marketing, as adopted by the profiteering climate industrial complex.
… The Laws of Physics can be interpreted in simple useful ways and one does not need advanced calculus or algebra to understand these concepts.
Energy is not renewable and there is no such thing as renewable energy.
The Law of Conservation of Energy, which is also known as the First Law of Thermodynamics, states:
“Energy cannot created or destroyed (or renewed), but rather only transformed from one form to another.”
●》Renewable Energy Sources Do Not Exist
People claim that solar panels and wind turbines represent “renewable energy” or “renewable energy sources” but they can’t be.
This is due to the First Law of Thermodynamics we discussed earlier, plus the inconvenience that the sun is not a renewable energy source.
So called “renewable energy” sources such as wind and solar exemplify high *inefficiency*.
This is because of they require enormous resources to manufacture, are intermittant, and must be disposed of.
The grand result of most processes, especially in our modern world, is disorder and waste heat per the Second Law. …”