The Big Misconception About Clean Energy

Good video but a few questions @Cleo Abram 

1) Why did you ignore Nuclear (3rd generation reactors, modular reactors and Thorium reactors)

2) Energy demand (basically the time we need energy is not convenient for renewables)

3) Carbon shifting. Where the responsibility of going green is now the burden of Developing Nations thus denying them their chance of having cheap energy and robbing them of their industrial revolution

and most importantly

4) Greenwashing. Where 1st world countries provide "funding" to 3rd world countries to decarbonise. However, when you read the fine print, this funding is actually a predatory loan with a variable interest rate that require a lot of collateral. 

Eg, EU provides Zimbabwe with "Green Funding" however Zimbabwe must shutdown all of its coal plants. So Zimbabwe builds a solar farm but turns out, energy is needed at night but the sun only shines during the day. But lets say this greenfund includes battery storage which results in an increase in the principal loan and a larger interest rate (There is no such thing as a free lunch). So now, something that at first looks low cost and almost free is now a massive headache for the country. So to just payback the interest on the loan, Zim will have to increase the price of electricity. At some point, Zim will effectively price out its own customers leading to a default on the loan. As collateral and as part of the debt recovery. The EU will reposes the  solar farm and storage, they might reposes some industries as part of the debt recovery and then demand that Zim must now change their trade laws and remove any duties that  might get in the EUs way. Once Zim complies, they effectively are now paying the EU for their electricity, the factory down the road now belongs to the EU and EU goods have now flooded the market at a low price effectively killing the local economy. Zim will now be a country with a good GDP on paper but with a horrible GINI coefficient.