Obamot wrote:Yes it's true: a good part of the solution lies in improving energy efficiency! There is a big job that would make it possible to do without nuclear power (except the heating of the houses, but it is a bottomless nonsense to heat with electricity, everyone knows it or almost ...)
Hollande talks of going from 75% to 50% nuclear.
We can reduce our consumption by 25% without "TOO MUCH" difficulty. I have not yet succeeded, but I am on the slope ...
Without fundamentally minimizing comfort: extinction of unnecessary uses - including watches; replacement of large consumer appliances - washing machine, dishwasher, freezer - (which I haven't done yet; I'm waiting for them to "die" and they've decided to annoy me!) ...
The 25%, I think I can do it.
So it is possible.
The next 25% will be harder, in the existing. Will I have to get into production: photovoltaic, cogeneration ????
Or am I building another house?