Now sky-high communal prices will be at least somehow justified
Just the opposite. Electricity, in principle, is inexpensive, and those who live in high-rise buildings and (or) use an electric stove, they generally pay a penny for it. The main expenses in utility bills are hot water and heating, and if you stir up your own farm in the apartment, then the need for heating and hot water will disappear. 
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Now sky-high communal prices will be at least somehow justified
Just the opposite. Electricity, in principle, is inexpensive, and those who live in high-rise buildings and (or) use an electric stove, they generally pay a penny for it. The main expenses in utility bills are hot water and heating, and if you stir up your own farm in the apartment, then the need for heating and hot water will disappear. Now sky-high communal prices will be at least somehow justified
Just the opposite. Electricity, in principle, is inexpensive, and those who live in high-rise buildings and (or) use an electric stove, they generally pay a penny for it. The main expenses in utility bills are hot water and heating, and if you stir up your own farm in the apartment, then the need for heating and hot water will disappear. by the way, central bank of Mongolia issued a license recently:)
Now sky-high communal prices will be at least somehow justified
And about cheap electricity - in Chile it is generally free, but in the Andes climbed higher and solved the problems with cooling the farm.
here is no "free" energy.And about cheap electricity - in Chile it is generally free, but in the Andes climbed higher and solved the problems with cooling the farm.
here is no "free" energy.
And about cheap electricity - in Chile it is generally free, but in the Andes climbed higher and solved the problems with cooling the farm.
All these scarecrows about infrasound from generators are, firstly, not officially confirmed, and secondly, switching to generators with a vertical rotor eliminates this problem (and not only from it). True, all this still rests on the high costs of manufacturing, installing and operating large wind turbines.
Mongolia has large coal reserves, so using coal is OK, but the diversification is very important as well and Karvuon will help with it.
And what will be the consumption in 30 years? Probably except China there will be nowhere to mine
technology does not stand still, and all manufacturers of video cards are trying to reduce the energy consumption of chips, so everything will be fine in this regard.And what will be the consumption in 30 years? Probably except China there will be nowhere to mine
technology does not stand still, and all manufacturers of video cards are trying to reduce the energy consumption of chips, so everything will be fine in this regard.
And what will be the consumption in 30 years? Probably except China there will be nowhere to mine
Panel manufacturing is expensive and pollutes the environment. For electric vehicles, it’s environmentally friendly because charging takes place mostly at night.
Energy is still generated at night, therefore, it is cheaper than an internal combustion engine. But when the wear is more than 80 percent, you need to change the battery. As for me, I expect Mongolian energy sector to grow and use more and more alternative energy resources.
Panel manufacturing is expensive and pollutes the environment. For electric vehicles, it’s environmentally friendly because charging takes place mostly at night.
there is even a special term describing the negative impact of wind generators on a person, "windmill syndrome".
Well done, you know how to copy well from the Internet
there is even a special term describing the negative impact of wind generators on a person, "windmill syndrome".
it’s a long-known fact that large windmills are not placed near residential premises, because the “pathogenic effect of infrasound is damage to the nervous system (in particular the brain), organs of the endocrine system and internal organs due to the development of tissue hypoxia.
they are mainly put into the sea, where the wind as a whole is stronger, and there are fewer people nearby
it’s a long-known fact that large windmills are not placed near residential premises, because the “pathogenic effect of infrasound is damage to the nervous system (in particular the brain), organs of the endocrine system and internal organs due to the development of tissue hypoxia.
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