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Welcome - to 20 million solar entrepreneurs. That is 2.5 people out of 1000 people on earth. The would be doable, so let's do it. | Welcome - to 20 million solar entrepreneurs. That is 2.5 people out of 1000 people on earth. The would be doable, so let's do it. | ||
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*1922 kg of oil equivalent is the average per Capita energy use 2022. | |||
*A 11kW PV system produces this much power. If every person on earth had a 11kw PV system - we would be fossil fool free. | |||
*[[Seed Eco-Home]] is designed to provide this as a turnkey option. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:21, 14 March 2022
What Does That Mean?
Let's look at manageable units of production, such as a PV manufacturing facility that produces 5MW of solar panels per year.
How many terajoules does a 5MW array produce?
It's about 10,000MWhrs - or 36 terajoules.
Global use is 580 million terajoules.
This says replacing all energy requires about 20 million times this amount.
Welcome - to 20 million solar entrepreneurs. That is 2.5 people out of 1000 people on earth. The would be doable, so let's do it.
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- 1922 kg of oil equivalent is the average per Capita energy use 2022.
- A 11kW PV system produces this much power. If every person on earth had a 11kw PV system - we would be fossil fool free.
- Seed Eco-Home is designed to provide this as a turnkey option.