At one time all countries competed to extract energy sources made from fossil fuels. Exploration of various regions seeks to find fossil energy sources. The most sought after are petroleum and coal. Many countries' need for energy makes miners quickly exploit petroleum and coal. The processed products of these two mines are the favorites of the energy world.
This situation creates unhealthy competition. The desire to make big profits makes these companies ignore the safety of nature. They recklessly carry out mining without carrying out recovery in the former mining areas. They will immediately move to another mining site without restoring the environment. This is all due to the desire to make big profits so that they will feel at a loss if they have to repair the mining site.
This massive mining has made environmentalists nervous. Moreover, mining reserves are gradually decreasing. Initially, these fossil resources became a mainstay for exports with very proud results. However, as the world develops, global warming and reduced mining exploitation results create new problems that could potentially threaten everyone.
Environmental activists who felt called to join immediately scheduled a meeting. A meeting that started when via a discord on the Steem community until it was decided to immediately invite anyone who was called to find solutions to energy and environmental problems.
After everything was prepared, finally a big meeting was held in Labuan Bajo, an exotic place with beautiful sea in Indonesia.
There were participants from various parts of the world such as @xpilar from Norway, @axeman from Lithuania, @adeljose from Venezuela, there were delegates from Southeast Asia such as @anroja, @radjasalman. Everyone attended and provided much needed thoughts.
Starting with an opening by @bambuka, then continued with remarks from @stephenkendal who is active as a sponsor for joint activities.
"We must unite to face a world that is increasingly experiencing an energy crisis. Everyone must provide ideas and technology to create renewable energy."
@xpilar smiled with satisfaction when he found out that all meeting participants had the same vision. He immediately stood up and gave his support.
"However, we also have to think about everything about managing renewable energy. The source is the safest for the environment and also ensures its existence will be maintained."
Everyone present agreed. Even that day, AI and blockchain technology developer, @steemchiller, was directly involved in finding a solution to the energy crisis.
@sultan-aceh, who had been attending the meeting while making pictures, then approached @xpilar while offering a design. @xpilar watched carefully then said to the audience.
"Ladies and gentlemen, I have in my hands an engineering design developed to develop a renewable energy source."
"Using solar energy by using solar panels which are able to convert light and heat energy into electrical energy. The building will be made in such a way that sunlight can be received from various sides"
Then he used a projector to explain further. All buildings are made of blocks that are solar panels. The results of this electricity conversion are stored in batteries that are connected from one building to another so that electricity reserves accumulate. In fact, even residential houses can be used as electricity generators with solar panels. The more available electricity reserves enable distribution to areas that need it.
The meeting ended with the distribution of tasks. Within a week the prototype could be tested. The most appropriate areas for solar panel construction are tropical areas such as Indonesia and other countries on the continents of Africa and Latin America.
The results are truly amazing. 250 mega watts of electricity can be generated by one building. An optimism to create electricity that is environmentally friendly and will never run out of energy sources.
The success of this trial was followed up with large-scale development. Thanks to this success, fossil energy can begin to be abandoned so that there is no longer serious damage to nature