CONTRUCTING THE UN’S WORLD GOVERNMENT, THE SINGULARITY AND THE POLICE STATE

8/3/2019 CONTRUCTING THE UNS WORLD GOVERNMENT, THE SINGULARITY AND THE POLICE STATE

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Picture credit: New Scientist Magazine


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2CYBORG PLANET EARTH: THE UNITED NATIONS VISION FOR THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY

Contents

Table of Contents

Briefing Note ....................................................................................................................................... 3

Broadband Commission for Digital Development .............................................................................. 8

Membership ........................................................................................................................................ 9

National Broadband Network ........................................................................................................... 10

2007 federal election ........................................................................................................................ 14

Rudd Government ............................................................................................................................. 14

Global Energy Network Institute....................................................................................................... 15

Renewable Energy Interconnected Global Grid................................................................................ 15

Smart Grid ......................................................................................................................................... 17

Club of Rome ..................................................................................................................................... 19

Fossil-fuel phase-out ......................................................................................................................... 20

Australia ............................................................................................................................................ 20

DESERTEC/GRENATEC ....................................................................................................................... 21

A Global Green Energy Revolution..................................................................................................... 23

DESERTEC Foundation, in its own words .......................................................................................... 25

Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Cooperation (TREC) ........................................................ 26

German Aerospace Center ................................................................................................................ 26

SuperSmart Grid ................................................................................................................................ 27

Wide Area Synchronous Grid ............................................................................................................ 27

European super grid .......................................................................................................................... 28

Unified Smart Grid ............................................................................................................................ 29

The International Energy Agency (IEA) ............................................................................................. 30


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Briefing Note

With the passing of the Carbon Tax in Australia; a new set of dynamics have set into motion,namely the funding of the Australian Smart Grid, a new super bureaucracy with special

powers of policing emissions and right to entry, the funding of the UNs bureaucracy with the

funds extracted from the Carbon Tax (CT), the development of new technologies to enable

the functioning of the global smart grid (Smart Grid Australia or SGA), the integration of

synergy technologies such Information technology, Robotics, VR, neural implants, AI,

Mechanics, Networking and Medicine to name a few.

However it is easy to get lost in the mountain of details, the most important question of all,

what is the direction and the final destination of these observed events?

It is to create a globally controlled, planned entity which integrates technology, ideology,

laws, government, police force, economic resources inclusive of people.

A global singularity, a new form of technological collectivism

Time Magazine issue year 2045 (cybernetic connection from the brain to internet), Ray Kurzweils book The

Singularity is Near.

The issue facing people is that the finer details hide the major direction of the aggregated

trends. This is the vision of the future for Humanity and the planet. It is not mere science-

fiction imagination; it is a deliberate mega trend of the national social systems to form a

global social system through integration on multiple levels.


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Transhumanism has well-endowed funders, they are training tomorrows future leaders at the SingularityUniversity and promoters of the H+ Movement among young people with its vision of Techno Utopia.

The UNs goal to manage the global population is by using the smart grid for its many

purposes; to control the energy, internet, taxation, information flows, allocation of resources,

surveillance, monitor its subjects. With the rise of the Occupy Movement a new observation

has come to the fore, the existence of a militarising police force at global level, interacting via

international law which allows cooperation to coordination the national police forces.

Technology enables surveillance of citizens at low cost and wide in scope.

The revealing character of Technocracy is the control, rationing, planning of energy use. The Zeitgeist Movement and VenusProject have repackaged this concept in their deceptively named RESOURCE-BASED ECONOMY. Technocracy is the

governing system being built by the United Nations.

The undercurrents cited above seems to have a particular turning point with the events of 911,

the subsequent militarisation of the society in America, the spin-off military technology of

surveillance reaching consumer products. The war effort has funded the progression of

technological development to deployment to the civilian market. The Police State generates a

source of profits to reinforce itself by government demand and the meek acceptance of

citizens.


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The naming of this end process as being a Cyborg Planet. It is in relation to the effect that

technology, environment and Humanity are being integrated into a global whole in

progressive steps. Cyborgisation.

The Singularity referred to by Ray Kurzweil (The Singularity Is Near), Transhumanists,

Venus Project (Cybernation) and the Zeitgeist Movement (descendants of Technocracy and

the deceptive-name Resource-based economy, energy use economy, aligned with the UNs

Sustainable Development). Different names are produced but the concept each time is a super

organism.

While the push for the Smart Grid, Carbon Tax and its Environmentalism has come from the

radical, progressive or reformist side of politics, this is not full story; transnationals, Big

Business, business leaders, academics, scientists, and what has come to be known as Neo-

Liberal ideology have congruent goals with this thrust towards this global project

(weakening the nation-state in favour of a global state as a result). These are associated to

ordinary conservative politics. It is not known whether traditional politics can understand

this and devise a strategy to resolve issue.

The GENI amp and the context of the NBN, DESERTEC and the Smart Grid Australia


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From left to right: Nicola Roxon, Federal Health Minister, Cloud Computing, federal agenda supported by the NBN, e-

Health and RFID chip by Verisign

The final point of no return is the integration of RFID technology (chipping) of humans,

trackable throughout the Smart Grid (Internet of Things), its National Broadband Network

(NBN) and the regulation of power with Smart Meter technology. These a fledging

totalitarian tendencies, while science and technology may be value-free, it comes to the

political and social goals they are employed in.

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From top left, extract from the NSW Health Dept, implanted RFID, the new wave of RFID attachable film-thick RFID tag.


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The existing concentration of power, consequent to economic and political centralisation was

raised earlier in October 2011, by the New Scientist

article (Revealed the capitalist network that runs the world, 24/10/ 2011)) on its network of transnationals that

dominate the bulk of global economic activity.

To bring the Smart Grid and its system of integration rationalises and entrenches this

emerging form of new governance on several levels.

The United Nations Broadband Commission will eventually control this global technological

infrastructure in the expected post-national world government with machine-like efficiency,

making an insurrection by any isolated group, movement and people near-impossible.

However the UN sells this concept as a development goal for the Third World.

The final point is the creation of an Artilect (a form of evolving, self-aware artificial

intelligence, Hugo De Garis) which could be unleashed into the Smart Grid to fully automate

the global control process. This caps the Cyborg planet concept cited above, an integratedbiological, technological and environmental global system incorporating Humanity.

Hugo De Garis and the Artilect War: Sci-Fi however hypothetical result of current technocratic trends on integration and

Artificial Intelligence. The key issue is when Human Decision-making is replaced by Artificial Intelligence for a

number of reasons.

It is up to the reader to make the difference, it is my sincere hope that Humanity will seebright days again.

Fight The Good Humanity

Sydney, Australia, 24 December 2011


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Broadband Commission for Digital Development

The Broadband Commission for Digital Development was established in May 2010 as ajoint initiative by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the United NationsEducational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

The National Broadband Network in context with the UNs Broadband Commission and Big Business.

Its stated purpose is to promote the deployment of high-speed, high-capacity broadbandconnections to the Internet as an essential part of modern infrastructure, with considerableeconomic and social benefits in countries at every stage of development.


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In particular, the Broadband Commission states that broadband networks are uniquelypowerful tools for achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which wereannounced by the United Nations in 2000 and have a target date of 2015.

The Broadband Commission believes that progress towards the MDGs can be significantly

accelerated by using broadband networks to improve the delivery of services across a hugerange of social and business sectors.

Membership

In addition to its chairs and vice-chairs, the Broadband Commission has 54 Commissionersfrom around the world.

They represent governments, relevant industries, academia and international agenciesconcerned with development. They include well-known figures such as Professor Jeff Sachs,Dr Vinton Cerf and Professor Muhammad Yunus.

Activities

In September 2010, the Broadband Commission presented its initial findings to UnitedNations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, in a meeting in New York ahead of the UN summiton the MDGs.

These findings were in a report A 2010 Leadership Imperative: The Future Built onBroadband, which includes recommendations as a blueprint for broadband deployment. Oneof the key messages is that governments and the private sector must work together to createan environment that encourages the provision of broadband to all communities and sustainsits use.

The report also emphasizes that a coordinated approach to the deployment of broadbandnetworks must be taken at the national level, so that the full benefits can be gained by allsectors of an economy and society.

The Broadband Commission continues its advocacy work, including in specific areas such ase-government, e-health and e-education that can be delivered by broadband.

Information Resource

On its website, the Broadband Commission provides a Sharehouse where case studies,research reports and other relevant materials on broadband can be viewed.

Bmore campaign

The B more with Broadband campaign is endorsed by the Broadband Commission in orderto promote its message and raise awareness of the importance of broadband. Campaignmaterials, including video, are freely available for downloading.


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References

1. ^http://www.broadbandcommission.org/about.html 2. ^http://www.broadbandcommission.org/about.html 3. ^http://www.un.org/millenniumgoals/bkgd.shtml

4. ^http://www.broadbandcommission.org/outcomes.html 5. ^http://www.broadbandcommission.org/outcomes.html

External links

www.broadbandcommission.org www.itu.int www.unesco.org www.un.org/millenniumgoals http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadband_Commission_for_Digital_Development

National Broadband Network

The National Broadband Network (NBN) is a future open-access, wholesale-only nationaldata network in Australia. Up to one gigabit per second connections are sold to retail serviceproviders (RSP), who then sells Internet access and other services to consumers. Theformation of a "national broadband network" by governments and industry stakeholders was

one of the recommendations from a broadband policy report in January 2003.


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The Synergies of the National Broadband Network: Internet Communications, Electricity generation and rationing, Smart

Grid management and e-Healths databases.

While in opposition and during the 2007 election, the Labor Party's broadband plan was theconstruction of a fibre to the node (FTTN) network in partnership with the private sector. TheCoalition's policy in government and later in opposition is to fill the "gaps" in the currentnetworks where commercial solutions were not viable.

The expected reach of the NBN into providing phone service, wireless and via the smart meters control of smart appliancespower use

The Rudd Government issued a request for proposals (RFP) to build the NBN following theelection win, however, later terminated it in April 2009 as none of the bidders met therequirements. The Rudd Government announced instead it would construct a new nationalnetwork combining fibre to the premises (FTTP), fixed wireless and satellite technologies.


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Internet Censorship and the NBN, clear and present policy by the ALP

The network is estimated to cost A$35.9 billion to construct over a 10-year period, includingan Australian Government investment of A$27.5 billion. This cost has been a key point ofboth criticism and praise of the NBN. During the announcement, then-Prime Minister Kevin

Rudd said the project is "the single largest nation building infrastructure project in Australiashistory".

Later, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott described the project as a "white elephant". Theproject is supported by the Greens, independent MPs, and by some telecommunicationscompanies, however, others have expressed concern about the effect on competition and thescale of the investment.

Apart of the new plan, Mike Quigley was appointed as chief executive officer of NBN Co,established to design, build and operate the NBN. NBN Co began the construction with a trialrollout of the FTTP network in Tasmania. The first services in this trial rollout wereconnected in July 2010. The mainland rollout began with five first-release sites in August2010 with the first services connected in April 2011. The FTTP rollout is planned to reachapproximately 93 per cent of the population by June 2021. Construction of the fixed wirelessnetwork is planned to begin in 2011, delivering its first services in 2012 and to be completedby 2015. Two satellites will be launched by 2015, with an interim agreement with Optus andIPStar to provide satellite services to some customers from July 2011. The network willgradually replace the copper network, owned by Telstra and currently used for mosttelephony and data services. As part of an agreement with NBN Co, Telstra will move itscustomers to the NBN, and lease access to its exchange space and extensive network ductingto assist in the rollout.

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Policy development

Howard Government

See also: Howard Government

The Broadband Advisory Group (BAG) was established by the Howard Government inMarch 2002 to review broadband policy. In the report released on 22 January 2003, the BAGrecommend the Federal Government work with other governments and industry stakeholdersto form a "national broadband network".[1] A subsequent Senate committee recommend theFederal Government replace the "increasingly obsolete" copper network with a new networkbased on fibre to the node (FTTN) or alternative technologies.

The Broadband Connect policy was announced by the Howard Government in June 2006

with an aim to provide greater access to broadband services in rural and regional areas.

OPEL Networksa 5050 joint venture between Optus and Elderswas announced on 18June 2007 as the sole successful bidder in tender. A funding agreement was signed where thegovernment agreed to invest A$958 million combined with A$917 million of privateinvestment by OPEL.

The Labor Party, in opposition at the time, said they would honour this agreement if theywon government in the 2007 federal election.[5] This commitment was repeated by the newRudd Government in December 2007; however, on 2 April 2008 Communications MinisterStephen Conroy terminated the agreement because OPEL had "failed to meet the terms of[the] contract".

Telstra, the owner of the copper network, announced a plan on 15 November 2005 to upgradeits ageing networks, including a rollout of a fibre to the node (FTTN) network. At the time,the Federal Government was the majority shadeholder, but the plan did not involve anyadditional government investment.

The rollout was later put on hold after the Howard Government refused to exempt the newnetwork from laws requiring third party access, instead saying Telstra could achieve theexemption by applying to the competition regulator, the Australian Competition andConsumer Commission (ACCC).

Telstra dropped plans for the new network on 7 August 2006, after reaching a impasse innegotiations with the ACCC.[11] Former ACCC chairman, Graeme Samuel later said theproposal was "an illusion on cost and on the capacity to truly deliver high-speed broadband toend users".


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Nine telecommunications companiesAAPT, Internode, iiNet, Macquarie Telecom, Optus,PowerTel, Primus, Soul and TransACT, formerly known as G9proposed its own FTTNnetwork on 20 April 2007,[13] however, it was rejected by the ACCC on 17 December 2007because of future unknown conditions for access.

2007 federal election

At the National Press Club on 15 November 2006, then-opposition leader Kim Beazleyannounced a newly elected Labor Government would build a "super-fast" national broadbandnetwork which would deliver "25 times faster" speeds to "98 per cent of Australians".Beazley said the business community has been "crying out" for this infrastructure to raiseproductivity.[

Leading up to the 2007 federal election, then-opposition leader Kevin Rudd reaffirmed thenational broadband network commitment on 21 March 2007. The updated plan, estimated tocost A$15 billion included a government contribution of A$4.7 billion and co-operation fromthe private sector.

The remaining 17 per cent of the Federal Government's shareholding in Telstra, a total ofA$2.7 billion, would be sold to help pay for the government's contribution.

When outlining the plan, then-Shadow Minister for Communications Stephen Conroy saidthe plan was "regulatory reform" needed to break the impasse in negotiations betweenTelstra, G9, the ACCC and the Federal Government.

The Howard Government did not take a national policy to the election; instead said theexisting strategy would "support areas that needed ongoing, targeted government assistance... where commercial solutions were not always viable". Helen Coonan, then-Minister forCommunications, Information Technology and the Arts said the government's plan would"deliver broadband to all Australian consumers".

At the subsequent election, the Coalition has continue to advocated a policy on filling "gaps"in the current networks.

Rudd Government

The new Rudd Government issued a request for proposals (RFP) to build the NBN, sixproposals were submitted. Acacia's bid proposed a "broadband as a utility infrastructure" tocover 100 per cent of the population using a mix of technologies.

Axia NetMedia lodged a bid, however, it was depended on raising the necessary funding.Optus submitted a bid on behalf of Terria. TransACT and the Tasmanian Government bothsubmitted a state-only bid covering ACT and Tasmania respectfully.


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Telstra submitted a bid, however, it was later excluded as it did not met the requirements.Telstra said it would submit a full bid if it received certainty on whether the governmentwould later forced a separation.

During the RFP, legal advice warned if the project continued without Telstra and the existingcopper network was used, Telstra would have been entitle to compensation estimated atA$1520 billion.

The expert panel evaluating the proposals raised concerns the compensation could be used tobuild a competing network, devaluing the NBN.[26][27] With the other bidders unable to metgovernment's requirements nor could raise the necessary capital funds for the project duringthe global financial crisis, the RFP was terminated on 7 April 2009.

] At the same time, the Rudd Government announced it would bypass the copper network byconstructing a new national network combining fibre to the premises (FTTP), fixed wirelessand satellite technologies. When announcing the new project, then Prime Minister, KevinRudd said it will be "the single largest nation building infrastructure project in Australiashistory".[29] Tasmania was selected for a trial deployment commencing in July 2009,building on the Tasmanian Government's submission to the RFP.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Broadband_Network

Global Energy Network Institute

Global Energy Network Institute (GENI) is a research and education organization foundedby Peter Meisen in 1986 and registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in 1991.GENI's focus is on the interconnection of electric power transmission networks between

nations and continents, emphasizing tapping abundant renewable energy resources, andutilizing the efficiencies of seasonal, time of day, and load differences around the world.

Renewable Energy Interconnected Global Grid

GENI's goal is to educate world leaders and policy makers on the benefits of this globalstrategy. The concept of an interconnected global grid linked to renewable resources was firstsuggested by Buckminster Fuller in the World Game simulation in the 1970s. Fuller

concluded that this strategy is the highest priority of the World Game simulation, (see page206 of Fuller's bookCritical Path (1981, ISBN 0-312-17491-8).


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GENI has organized international workshops on international electricity transmission gridsand coordinated workshops on renewable energy generation, the latter hosted by the IEEEPower Engineering Society.

GENI is one of the original members of American Council on Renewable Energy and has

been a regular presence at the World Energy Congress, held internationally every 3 years.

GENI has stated that one reason technologies to accelerate the use of renewable energy andto avert climate change were not making headway in the marketplace has been the lack ofways for investors to track and easily invest in these technologies. Because of this, in 2004,GENI partnered with KLD, who creates socially-conscious investing stock indexes in the US,to create the KLD Global Climate 100 stock index. The index became available forinvestment in Japan in 2005 and in the U.S. on April 24, 2007.

By connecting regional electricity grids around the world into a global network, it will bepossible to tap new renewable resources and phase out our worst polluting coal-fired powerplants

Michael Powers, Spokesman

Research

GENI's research includes information about national electricity power grids; location andavailability of renewable energy resources; international integrated energy models; currentnational energy usage (by fuel type) and global issues that are addressed by the GENIconcept, such as international relations, human security, peace and disarmament, theenvironment, conflict and development, and global health.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Energy_Network_Institute


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Smart Grid

Smart Grid City Model

Smart grid is a type of electrical grid which attempts to predict and intelligently respond tothe behaviour and actions of all electric power users connected to it - suppliers, consumersand those that do both in order to efficiently deliver reliable, economic, and sustainableelectricity services.

In Europe, the smart grid is conceived of as employing innovative products and servicestogether with intelligent monitoring, control, communication, and self-healing technologies inorder to:

Better facilitate the connection and operation of generators of all sizes and technologies;

Allow consumers to play a part in optimising the operation of the system;

Provide consumers with greater information and options for choice of supply;

Significantly reduce the environmental impact of the whole electricity supply system;

Maintain or even improve the existing high levels of system reliability, quality and securityof supply;


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Maintain and improve the existing services efficiently;

In the United States, the Smart Grid concept is defined [2] as the modernization of the

nation's electricity transmission and distribution system to maintain a reliable and secureelectricity infrastructure that can meet future demand growth and to achieve each of thefollowing, which together characterize a Smart Grid:

(1) Increased use of digital information and controls technology to improve reliability,security, and efficiency of the electric grid.

(2) Dynamic optimization of grid operations and resources, with full cyber-security.

(3) Deployment and integration of distributed resources and generation, includingrenewable resources.

(4) Development and incorporation of demand response, demand-side resources, and

energy-efficiency resources.

(5) Deployment of smart technologies (real-time, automated, interactive technologiesthat optimize the physical operation of appliances and consumer devices) for metering,communications concerning grid operations and status, and distribution automation.

(6) Integration of smart appliances and consumer devices.

(7) Deployment and integration of advanced electricity storage and peak-shavingtechnologies, including plug-in electric and hybrid electric vehicles, and thermal-storage airconditioning.

(8) Provision to consumers of timely information and control options.


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(9) Development of standards for communication and interoperability of appliances andequipment connected to the electric grid, including the infrastructure serving the grid.

(10) Identification and lowering of unreasonable or unnecessary barriers to adoption ofsmart grid technologies, practices, and services.

More details

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_Grid

Base load power plant

Baseload (also base load, or baseload demand) is the minimum amount of power that a utilityor distribution company must make available to its customers, or the amount of power

required to meet minimum demands based on reasonable expectations of customerrequirements. Baseload values typically vary from hour to hour in most commercial andindustrial areas.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseload_power

Club of Rome

The Club of Rome is a global think tank that deals with a variety of international politicalissues. Founded in 1968 at David Rockefellers estate in Bellagio, Italy, the CoR describesitself as "a group of world citizens, sharing a common concern for the future of humanity."

It consists of current and former Heads of State, UN bureaucrats, high-level politicians andgovernment officials, diplomats, scientists, economists, and business leaders from around theglobe.

It raised considerable public attention in 1972 with its report The Limits to Growth. The clubstates that its mission is "to act as a global catalyst for change through the identificationand analysis of the crucial problems facing humanity and the communication of such

problems to the most important public and private decision makers as well as to thegeneral public."

Since 1 July 2008, the organization has its headquarters in Winterthur, Switzerland.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Club_of_Rome


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Fossil-fuel phase-out

A fossil fuel phase-out are plans for transport electrification, decommissioning of operatingfossil fuel-fired power plants and prevention of the construction of new fossil-fuel-firedpower stations.

The purpose of this is to decrease the high concentration of greenhouse gas emissions, whichare the scientific consensus for the cause of the current climate change. The energy vectorsconcerned are petroleum (oil), natural gas (gas), and coal.

The proposals are strongly opposed by the many nations who rely on such resources forelectricity generation, such as the USA, Russia, China and India.

Australia

The Australian Greens party have proposed to phase out coal power stations. The NSWGreens proposed an immediate moratorium on coal-fired power stations and want to end allcoal mining and coal industry subsidies. The Federal Government's proposed CarbonPollution Reduction Scheme, an emissions trading scheme will, if enacted, make it moredifficult for new coal fired power stations to be developed.

The Federal Government and Victorian State Government want to modify existing coal-firedpower stations into clean coal power stations.

The Federal Labor government extended the mandatory renewable energy targets, aninitiative to ensure that new sources of electricity are more likely to be from wind power,solar power and other sources of renewable energy in Australia.

Australia is not only one of the largest consumers of coal, but also one of the largestproducers, and the proposals are strongly opposed by industry and the main Opposition Partyin Parliament.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal_phase_out


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Source: Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure: Outlook :http://www.grenatec.com/research

DESERTEC/GRENATEC

As of November 2011, DESERTEC has been renamed GRENATEC, with files on the operations and

scope of the Smart Grid from Australia to the rest of South East Asia.

Sketch of possible infrastructure for a sustainable supply of power to Europe, the Middle Eastand North Africa (EU-MENA) (Euro-Supergrid with a EU-MENA-Connection proposed byTREC)

Extent of Sahara Desert ecoregion

DESERTEC is a concept proposed by the DESERTEC Foundation for making use of solarenergy and wind energy. This concept will be implemented in North Africa and the MiddleEast by the consortium Dii GmbH, formed by a group of European companies and theDESERTEC Foundation. The DESERTEC concept was initiated under the auspices of the

Club of Rome and the German Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Cooperation


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(TREC). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desertec The global overview of Grenatecs smart grid.

Source: Grenatec, global map of the renewable energy infrastructure


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Extract from Grenatecs page. http://www.grenatec.com/world.htm

http://www.grenatec.com/world.htm

A Global Green Energy Revolution

In the 21st Century, billions of people will join the global economy.

Billions of others, already connected, will consume ever more energy.

To meet the challenges ahead, the global energy industrymust undergo an efficiency revolution akinto those that transformed telecommunications and aviation.

The answer lies in deeper, more interconnected networks.

These expanded networks will allow new market entrants to innovate, consumers to exercise greater

choice and carbon prices to differentiate quality.

The market can then do the rest. The economic growth and environmental remediation benefits will behuge.

Roadblocks to creation and movement of energy must be removedjust as roadblocks to the creationand movement of data have been eliminated through the Internet.

That's because petajoules andmegawatt hours are just 'packets' of energy. Like 'packets' of data,they are fungible, uniform units optimized for delivery through a standardized global infrastructure.

In the data revolution, fiber optics cables were the key enabler. In the energy revolution,High

Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) power lines and natural gas pipelines are the enablers.

Serendipitously, these can follow the same cross-border pathways already traversed by fiber opticscables. This is sensible. All HVDC cables come with fiber optic cables embedded.

The Internet has transformed a hidebound global telecommunications industry once dominated bynational monopolies into a highly-innovative, highly-redundant series of reliable network businesses that -- among other things -- disseminate intellectual progress.

The internet revolution transformed business, culture and society. A second revolution is now neededin energy.


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The full report on the Pan-Asian Grid can be found here and downloaded.

http://www.adbi.org/files/2009.08.31.book.infrastructure.seamless.asia.pdf

http://www.grenatec.com/Asia.htm

Site accessed 23 December 2011


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DESERTEC Foundation, in its own words

The DESERTEC Foundation was established on 20 January 2009 as a non-profit foundation.

Founding members of DESERTEC Foundation are the German Association of the Club ofRome, members of an international network of scientists as well as committed privateindividuals.

Our mission is the fast global implementation of the DESERTEC Concept to ensure the earthwill be able to support 10 billion people in 2050.

For this reason we have already founded the industry initiative Dii GmbH for theMediterranean region and the DESERTEC University Network. In the future, we will focuson further desert regions and build social networks to support the aims of DESERTEC.

The DESERTEC Foundation stands for

A global civil society initiative aiming to shape a sustainable future.

A concrete and realizable solution, which arose in the aftermath of the nuclear disaster inTschernobyl.

Climate protection and climate security by global transition to renewables, thus the

complete change from fossil and nuclear fuels towards a renewable energy supply

A combination of all available forms of renewable energies (sun, wind, water, geothermaland biomass).

The combination of centralized & decentralized, of global & local approaches to solve theenergy problem.

Supply security (electricity, food, water) through energy security and therefore preventionof resource-related conflicts.

Advocacy efforts in all parts of society, politics, economics and science

We are working for the worldwide implementation of DESERTEC. In concrete terms thismeans...

Intense political work with national ministries, Arab League and EU

Active public relations via website, social media and press

Books, films, editorials regarding the themes DESERTEC and global transition torenewables


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More than 300 international lectures, meetings, talks in universities, schools, congresses,with associations & companies

Initiating Dii GmbH, an industrial consortium for the implementation of the DESERTECConcept in the Mediterranean area

The build-up of an international DESERTEC University Network (DUN)

Further studies for the implementation of DESERTEC in different regions of the world

State-funded projects in cooperation with research facilities to promote and foster theexpansion of renewables in the Middle East and North Africa

http://www.desertec.org/organization/

Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Cooperation (TREC)

The Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Cooperation (TREC) is a voluntary associationformed in 2003 as an initiative of the German association of the Club of Rome and theHamburg Climate Protection Foundation.

TREC promotes an increase of Europe's energy supply and a reduction of its CO2 emissionsby campaigning for renewable non-polluting electric power transmission to Europe via high-voltage direct current (HVDC) lines from solar and wind power stations in the deserts of theMiddle East and North Africa. Supporters of TREC include the Social Democratic Party ofGermany, the German green party, the German Physics Society, the German AdvisoryCouncil on Global Change, Greenpeace, and Prince Hassan bin Al Talal of Jordan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Mediterranean_Renewable_Energy_Cooperation

German Aerospace Center

The German Aerospace Center (DLR) (German: Deutsches Zentrum fr Luft- und Raumfahrte.V.) is the national centre for aerospace, energy and transportation research of the FederalRepublic of Germany. It has multiple locations throughout Germany. Its headquarters are

located in Cologne. It is engaged in a wide range of research and development projects innational and international partnerships. In addition to conducting its own research projects,


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DLR also acts as the German space agency. As such, it is responsible for planning andimplementing the German space programme on behalf of the German federal government. Asproject management agency, DLR also coordinates and answers for the technical andorganisational implementation of projects funded by a number of German federal ministries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Aerospace_Center

SuperSmart Grid

The SuperSmart Grid (SSG) is a hypothetical wide area electricity network connectingEurope with northern Africa, the Middle East, Turkey and the IPS/UPS system of CIScountries. The system would unify super grid and smart grid capabilities into acomprehensive network. There is no planned locations for infrastructure or scheduleexplicitly for the SSG; the name is used to discuss the economic and technological feasibilityof such a network and ways that it might gain political support.

The ambitious upgrade and unification of current transmission and/or distribution grids findssupport among advocates of large scale utilization of alternative energy, and as well asadvocates of enhanced energy security for Europe.[1] The SSG proposal was initiated by theEuropean Climate Forum and at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research byAntonella Battaglini and colleagues.

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Wide Area Synchronous Grid

A wide area synchronous grid, also called an "interconnection" in North America, is apower grid at a regional scale or greater that operates at a synchronized frequency and iselectrically tied together during normal system conditions. These are also known assynchronous zones, the largest of which is the synchronous grid of Continental Europe(ENTSO-E) with 603 gigawatts (GW) of generation, and the widest region served being thatof the IPS/UPS system serving countries of the former Soviet Union.

Synchronous grids with ample capacity facilitate electricity market trading across wide areas.In the ENTSO-E in 2008, over 350,000 megawatt hours were sold per day on the EuropeanEnergy Exchange (EEX)[1]. As discovered in the California electricity crisis, there are strongincentives among some market traders to deliberately create congestion and poormanagement of generation capacity on an interconnection network to artificially inflateprices. Increasing transmission capacity and expanding the market by uniting withneighboring synchronous networks will make such manipulations more difficult.

All of the interconnects in North America are synchronized at 60Hz, while those of Europerun at 50Hz. Interconnections can be tied to each other via high-voltage direct current power

transmission lines (DC ties), or with variable frequency transformers (VFTs), which permit a


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controlled flow of energy while also functionally isolating the independent AC frequencies ofeach side.

The benefits of synchronous zones include pooling of generation, resulting in lowergeneration costs; pooling of load, resulting in significant equalizing effects; commonprovisioning of reserves, resulting in cheaper primary and secondary reserve power costs;opening of the market, resulting in possibility of long term contracts and short term powerexchanges; and mutual assistance in the event of disturbances.[2].

The Tres Amigas SuperStation aims to enable energy transfers and trading between theEastern Interconnection and Western Interconnection using 30GW HVDC connections.

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European super grid

The European super grid is a specific concept of super grid involving interconnectingEurope and regions around its borders including North Africa, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, etc. with a high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power grid.

The intention and purpose is:

to lower the cost of power in all participating countries by allowing the entire regionto share the most efficient power plants;

to pool load variability and power station unreliability, reducing the margin ofinefficient spinning reserve and standby that have to be supplied;

to allow for wider use of renewable energy, particularly wind energy, from theconcept that "it is always windy somewhere" in particular it tends to be windy in thesummer in North Africa, and windy in the winter in Europe;

to allow wide sharing of the total European hydro power resource which is about 6weeks of full load European output.

The conclusion, in theory, is that such a grid largely based on wind energy and utilisingexisting hydro storage but no pumped storage - with a certain amount of back up based onbiomass - could provide all European power at around the same cost price as manyEuropeans currently pay.

However, several studies into the reality of such a grid have shown limited ability for such agrid to provide stable power, and raise concerns about increased prices.

A similar but nevertheless quite separate concept is the DESERTEC concept which is linkedto the idea of using concentrating solar power (CSP) stations in the deserts with powerbrought to Europe by HVDC lines. However Dr Czisch has examined various options forgenerating power and has found that the optimum grid at present is based around wind


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energy, although this may change if prices for CSP change. All his scenarios have included30% of European power coming from Norwegian and other hydro plants.

A report by Pyry stated that a super grid would only partially reduce the problems fromintermittent renewable energy production. While it found that spreading renewables acrossEurope produced a smoothing effect, large scale weather patterns would impact manyEuropean countries at similar times. This still results in large highs and lows of energyoutput. However this report does not consider the super grid covering the same (larger) areaas the Czisch study, which would further smooth energy output to some extent.

There may also be significant opposition to such a grid in countries such as Norway thatwould likely see a sharp increase in electricity prices for the local consumers, if prices

between countries equalize. If problems of intermittency were not alleviated by such a grid,'on demand' energy production such as fossil fuels may have to increase output as a form offailsafe, thus working inefficiently and increasing energy prices.

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Unified Smart Grid

Unified National Smart Grid is a proposal for a United States wide area grid that is anational interconnected network relying on a high capacity backbone of electric powertransmission lines linking all the nation's local electrical networks that have been upgraded tosmart grids. Europe's analogous project is sometimes referred to as the SuperSmart Grid, aterm that also appears in the literature describing the Unified Smart Grid.

President Barack Obama asked the United States Congress "to act without delay" to passlegislation that included doubling renewable energy production in the next three years andbuilding a new electricity "smart grid".

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The International Energy Agency (IEA)

The International Energy Agency (IEA; French:Agence internationale de l'nergie) is aParis-based autonomous intergovernmental organization established in the framework of theOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in 1974 in the wake ofthe 1973 oil crisis.

The IEA was initially dedicated to responding to physical disruptions in the supply of oil, aswell as serving as an information source on statistics about the international oil market andother energy sectors.

The IEA acts as a policy adviser to its member states, but also works with non-membercountries, especially China, India and Russia. The Agency's mandate has broadened to focuson the "3Es" of sound energy policy: energy security, economic development, andenvironmental protection.

The latter has focused on mitigating climate change.

The IEA has a broad role in promoting alternate energy sources (including renewableenergy), rational energy policies, and multinational energy technology co-operation.

IEA member countries are required to maintain total oil stock levels equivalent to at least 90days of the previous year's net imports. At the end of July 2009, IEA member countries held acombined stockpile of almost 4,300,000,000 barrels (680,000,000 m3) of oil.

On March 11, 2011, Former Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Maria van der Hoeven, wasselected Executive Director. On 1 September 2011, she succeeded in this position NobuoTanaka. The Deputy Executive Director is Richard Jones.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Energy_Agency

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