A key aim of the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) is to âpromote efficient investment in and operation of Australiaâs electricity and gas marketsâ. As part of this AEMO, prepares an âElectricity Statement of Opportunitiesâ, that highlights generation and demand-side investment opportunities.
Himalayan crystal salt comes from salt mines 5,000 feet deep below the Himalayan Mountain Range. The salt from these mines has experienced tremendous pressure over millions of years and is said to be over 99 percent pure. (3) Pink Himalayan saltâs color as well as its color variations are indicative of its mineral content. Himalayan crystal salt can be pink, white or red in color.
The color of Himalayan salt lamps ranges from a light pink to a pinkish orange with the hue a result of the mineral concentration. Within the hollowed-out center of this block of salt is a light bulb that emits both light and heat. A salt lamp is not a lamp at all if it doesnât have the light and heat source within it. Without that, itâs just a block of salt. Salt is hygroscopic, which means it attracts water molecules to itself. Being the big hunk of salt that it is, a Himalayan salt lamp is believed to work by attracting the water molecules. This water vapor can also carry indoor air pollutants like mold, bacteria and allergens.