Why is GENI doing this
work?
The
GENI Initiative has it's origins from The World
Game simulation developed by Dr. R. Buckminster
Fuller in 1969. Stated as the opposite of war games,
this investigation posed the following question:
How do we make the world work for
100% of humanity in the shortest possible time
through spontaneous cooperation without ecological
damage or disadvantage to anyone?
This
research identified a premier global strategy –
a global electric energy grid tapping abundant renewable
energy resources.
What
are the reasons that make this important for GENI?
Upon
implementation, this initiative provides clean electricity
to all people around the world, and the benefits
include:
- Reduced of pollution from fossil and nuclear
fuels
- Reduced hunger and poverty
- Stabilized population growth
- Increased trade, cooperation and peace between
nations
- Increased universal living standards
- Making energy available to others
- Decreased customer costs
- Fewer interruptions (better service) due to
redundant supply paths
- Savings in electricity generation costs
- A reduction of costs required to install new
power generating plants to meet increased demand
- An extension of the life of finite non-renewable
energy resources
- Conservation of non-renewable resources for
future generations
