I Am a Student
PHILIPPINE energy PLAN
It is an act or idea of our government to counter the rapid increase in demand of imported fuel. The demand for imported fuel increases while the population does. Imported fuel is used in various ways like electricity, transportation, etc. This “PLAN” will help us sustain our growing demand because it’s finding other ways to replace the need for imported oils. Such solutions created: the use of solar energy, geothermal energy, wind mills, etc.
First, do I find it realistic? Well yes because at least our government is doing something to cover the needs and wants of a growing modern Country and the most we can do is support and trust them. Such projects are already on going like the dams found in Luzon, the geothermal plant in southern Leyte and the Hydroelectric Plant in Bukidnon. Those were just some examples of the progress our government made. As of now, they’re still brainstorming of new ways or new inventions that would further help us sustain the demands. The technologies invented are ingenious to such that they do a lot with the little given, they convert the elements to more useful products that would benefit us. And it seems that the longer the timeline, the more innovating they become, from simple water wheels to large complex dams; from simple to complex. In the future, I hope that such problems will be given solid solutions that we will no longer have to be bothered by it again.
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It is an act or idea of our government to counter the rapid increase in demand of imported fuel. The demand for imported fuel increases while the population does. Imported fuel is used in various ways like electricity, transportation, etc. This “PLAN” will help us sustain our growing demand because it’s finding other ways to replace the need for imported oils. Such solutions created: the use of solar energy, geothermal energy, wind mills, etc.
First, do I find it realistic? Well yes because at least our government is doing something to cover the needs and wants of a growing modern Country and the most we can do is support and trust them. Such projects are already on going like the dams found in Luzon, the geothermal plant in southern Leyte and the Hydroelectric Plant in Bukidnon. Those were just some examples of the progress our government made. As of now, they’re still brainstorming of new ways or new inventions that would further help us sustain the demands. The technologies invented are ingenious to such that they do a lot with the little given, they convert the elements to more useful products that would benefit us. And it seems that the longer the timeline, the more innovating they become, from simple water wheels to large complex dams; from simple to complex. In the future, I hope that such problems will be given solid solutions that we will no longer have to be bothered by it again.
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