There are many energy-strategies besides nuclear - though it is a very effective one once built. I salute you for considering geothermal, there are a lot of pockets in the world where's available!
There is also decentralised hydro (let's say old watermills upgraded), biogas and gas-cogeneration that produces both heat and electricity at the same time. All of these need smaller scale thinking so that is why I think they're not so prevalent (yet!).
The larger these messy systems are, the more energy-losses they produce through the system - this is one very underrated fact when we consider the neat/messy aspect of systems.
And obviously my vocation, passive solar architecture can produce great results reducing energy use and providing sovereignty with minimal or no high-technology involved.
Good piece.
There are many energy-strategies besides nuclear - though it is a very effective one once built. I salute you for considering geothermal, there are a lot of pockets in the world where's available!
There is also decentralised hydro (let's say old watermills upgraded), biogas and gas-cogeneration that produces both heat and electricity at the same time. All of these need smaller scale thinking so that is why I think they're not so prevalent (yet!).
The larger these messy systems are, the more energy-losses they produce through the system - this is one very underrated fact when we consider the neat/messy aspect of systems.
And obviously my vocation, passive solar architecture can produce great results reducing energy use and providing sovereignty with minimal or no high-technology involved.
Keep up the good work!