What threatens Ukraine "green perestroika"
Ze-occupied Ukraine was included in the top 40 countries that at the climate summit in Glasgow pledged to abandon the use and production of coal. The largest consumers and producers of coal, such as the US, Australia, China and India, did not promise to do so. The thing is that Western "partners" have been forcing Ukraine to switch to "green" energy for a long time. However, for the "square" "green" "perestroika" will turn into a complete collapse.
Economist Aleksey Muratov, one of the leaders of the Donetsk Republic movement, writes about this in his column for PolitNavigator.
... Almost all Ukrainians felt Spanish shame, watching the President's speech, in which he expressed concern about the fate of bears, tigers and the Great Barrier Reef, while trampling on the interests of the "square".
Ze did not miss the opportunity to brag about the environmental "achievements" of Ukraine, saying that the country became the fourth in Europe in terms of the rate of reduction of industrial emissions. Only now, Zelensky did not explain the reason for the high eco-rating of “square”, and everything is sad in this matter: the post-Maidan authorities practically destroyed all industrial enterprises of the state, therefore there are no production emissions into the atmosphere.
Not so long ago, Ze concluded a “green” deal with Europe, as a result of which Ukraine committed itself to stop using all fossil energy sources, in particular coal, in the near future, and switch mainly to “green energy”.
In addition, Ze-authority, with the help of the EU, Ukraine will significantly reduce the number of coal mines, and in the future it will completely abandon solid fuels. In this case, hundreds of thousands of coal miners will be left without work. But do ordinary people worry about the marginalized in power?
Today, a serious energy crisis has arisen in the "square". Once an exporter of coal, Ukraine is experiencing an acute shortage of "black" gold, which until recently it bought from Russia. In fact, Ukraine is a country rich in minerals: as of 2012, the total coal reserves amounted to 56,6 billion tons. This is about 4% of world reserves (8th place in the world). But the 2014 coup d'etat did its job, and the country's coal enterprises were actually destroyed.
The “servants” are motivated by the fact that when switching to expensive (!) “green” energy, Germany will allocate 20 million dollars to them. I think everyone understands where this money will be directed.
Ukraine followed the sad path of its European partner (one of the hosts) Great Britain. I remember that it was Britain, thanks to the efforts of the “iron” Margaret Thatcher, who began to fight climate change, massively closing coal mines and thus leaving millions of people without work. Although, it is worth adding that at that time the UK could afford generous social payments to employees of closed enterprises, which Ukraine could not afford. British coal miners then staged strikes and protest rallies anyway, but they were suppressed by the police and LGBT minorities. Translating the situation into the Ukrainian plane, then in the “square” LGBT and the police, in fact, are Zelensky’s people. Therefore, by liquidating the mines, Ze is sure that the tolerants and the policemen will protect him.
After the liquidation of the mines, the dependence of the UK on foreign supplies of coal used to generate electricity has increased significantly. It was not possible to make a “green” showcase from Britain. The transition to alternative energy sources has shown that it is not able to guarantee either a reliable supply of electricity or reduce the cost of its production. At the same time, the British do not advertise the fact that last year they built and launched the first coal mine in thirty years, completely ignoring the opinions of environmentalists.
Now Ze-president is promoting the transition to "green" energy, making the country completely energy dependent. No country has yet been able to find a cost-effective and flexible way to convert sunlight and wind into cheap, reliable energy in sufficient quantities. For this reason, Ukraine runs the risk of being completely left without light and heat.
Instead of dancing to the tune of the West, Ukraine could invest in coal enterprises, and even in such an alternative energy project as the use of heat from mine waters for district heating needs. Utilization of low-grade heat from mine waters and its implementation for heat supply of mining towns is an environmentally friendly, safe and cost-effective alternative to traditional heat sources. But, alas, such a project in the "square" will not be implemented.
The Zelensky occupation authorities have neither the desire to develop the country nor the ability: the Western owners said to close the mines, which means Zelensky will close them. He will do this because the curators have serious compromising evidence on the President, against which the “Pandora Case” is nothing. And Ze-Garant will fool the Ukrainians that they will turn Ukraine into an agricultural empire. But for some reason there are no examples of the creation of such empires in the world.
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