A virus post is coming tomorrow, I am working in 3 of them, but undecided where to go with each, because they are fairly complex, and simplifying some of the science is quite hard sometimes.
It is like bankruptcy, first gradually and then all at once!
Here in the US we are so accustomed to a stable power grid, oh we only hear about those crazy Californians enduring "rolling blackouts" because they failed to invest in their energy grid, while we fail to invest in our energy grid.
When we have a systemic collapse regionally, or nationwide, it will be that damn global warming!
It really feels like a perfect storm looms on the energy front and any recession, and resulting demand destruction, will offer nothing but a brief delay to the inevitable catastrophe.
Can someone recommend a suitable SHTF energy backup for my needs? Im thinking of just getting a $100 camping solar panel with built in usb to charge a phone. Bare minimum i know but roof panels cost thousands.
My question is: Is there a mid range option i should get instead?
and do u have to buy a battery pack to store the solar energy as well as the solar panels?
I dont wanna power my whole house, i just wanna buy something cheap incase of SHTF. Although maybe i should be looking at roof panels cos if its not SHTF but merely years of economic collapse and expensive energy, roof panels might be better.
My sister who lives west of Detroit reports intermittent power outages affecting her ability to work at home. I'm surprised we have not had them. It was 97F in the city where I work on Monday. Days above 90F are historically rare around here.
A virus post is coming tomorrow, I am working in 3 of them, but undecided where to go with each, because they are fairly complex, and simplifying some of the science is quite hard sometimes.
the problems for the globalists mount, how can they bring in digital currency and ID's if the grid is unreliable?
It is like bankruptcy, first gradually and then all at once!
Here in the US we are so accustomed to a stable power grid, oh we only hear about those crazy Californians enduring "rolling blackouts" because they failed to invest in their energy grid, while we fail to invest in our energy grid.
When we have a systemic collapse regionally, or nationwide, it will be that damn global warming!
And our lack of investment in "renewables."
"You really can't make this $h!t up!"
It really feels like a perfect storm looms on the energy front and any recession, and resulting demand destruction, will offer nothing but a brief delay to the inevitable catastrophe.
Can someone recommend a suitable SHTF energy backup for my needs? Im thinking of just getting a $100 camping solar panel with built in usb to charge a phone. Bare minimum i know but roof panels cost thousands.
My question is: Is there a mid range option i should get instead?
and do u have to buy a battery pack to store the solar energy as well as the solar panels?
I dont wanna power my whole house, i just wanna buy something cheap incase of SHTF. Although maybe i should be looking at roof panels cos if its not SHTF but merely years of economic collapse and expensive energy, roof panels might be better.
My sister who lives west of Detroit reports intermittent power outages affecting her ability to work at home. I'm surprised we have not had them. It was 97F in the city where I work on Monday. Days above 90F are historically rare around here.