Brunei 🇧🇳
Climate love
Climate love
Mattias Goldmann
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Oil and gas dependency challenged by Solar!
90% of Brunei's exports are fossil fuels; oil and natural gas in partnership with Shell. It has given the country great wealth, with the Sultan estimated to be the richest person alive, which may be part of the reason that diversifying the economy has barely started. A first step in the right direction is the Flagship Solar Plant, opposite the gas and oil extraction. Today solar is less than 0.2% than Brunei's energy consumption, tiny, but first steps can be followed by many more and bigger - if we give our Climate Love! https://youtu.be/_rd3Sq8cVQk
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This is great for Brunei
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It can only displace some production not replace. Investing in geothermal energy would be more future proof and replaces permanently, with smaller land use.
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Related: Give climate warning to Sultan of Brunei here (read why) https://app.wedonthavetime.org/posts/ba3e5cb5-58c2-4c8d-8f20-26b52c23ff66
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That's a great step forward for Brunei, I hope it creates a snowball effect
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@sarah_chabane exactly! Let's push this!