In Australia the thermal generation market is becoming increasingly concentrated with two players accounting for over 50% market share in every State
What stops you from becoming a 3rd player in Australian market? Please show me the people that suffer from their actions and can't afford electricity. This is not a bit problem for todays society.
Oil is also a major contributor to climate change, which the U.S. Department of Defense has identified as a “major threat multiplier"
At first someone have to prove that climate change and global warming are caused by humans. Everything that greens say is a total crap.
From 1980 to 2010, while the India’s per capita GDP grew by $193, to $4,514, its emissions per capita grew from 1.49 tons per year to more than six tons per year
After reading the part of the provided article it feels like it is easier to get rid of India then make them a progressive and "green" country. Sorry.
In just the first half of 2012, the five biggest oil companies in the US earned $62.2 billion in profits. That’s $341 million each day
If you want them to share their profit with you then just say it.
Holding monopoly over power plants and transmission, Eskom is the sole generator and purchaser of electricity in South Africa. It rely's on coal to generate bulk of the energy supply
This is definetely the main problem in South Africa. Ereryone is probably thinking about it day and night.
The electricity sector is the largest source of greenhouse emissions in Australia. 87 per cent of our electricity still comes from coal and gas fired power stations
You know, all those companies are probably so stupid and lazy that they are harming the planet instead of making a a cheap and green energy. They should probably stop their activities (or switch to the green energy) and leave the whole country and economy without electricity (there is no way to supply the huge demand with green energy).
And how do you think blockchain will help here? To trade energy you should first create it. Then you may talk about blockchain.