For Libra Project, Energy Is Just The Start Of Impact

By providing a clean source of energy immediately can lift a community out of poverty. Without energy, nothing happens. Even a developed economy would soon go back into a state of poverty without energy. The trouble is 90% of energy creation pollutes the planet and its the biggest cause of climate change. Radicall investment need to move into this space, and that is the ecosystem that the Libra Project has created to channel capital renewable energy projects that will have a substantial impact and make a return to the investors.

As soon as there is a source of reliable energy, clean drinkable water can be created even out of thin air (humidity) water goes hand in hand with energy projects. Without one the other cannot function. When you provide clean water to a community many of the long term health effects you find in poorer communities starts to disappear. Water an also be used to store energy and even be split into two elements one of them being hydrogen which in itself can be used to store power.

Once we have the water and the energy supply, then hydroponics, vertical farming and all sorts of new and proven technologies can be deployed. Organic locally grown food has a massive effect on local health, malnutrition mortality rates. A healthy diet reduces the strain in the health care system, reduces childhood death rate and suddenly from the beginning of a renewable energy plant we have a community that can water and feed itself in a sustainable methodical process structure. that is energy efficient and carbon-negative overall, where the growing process of the foodstuff absorbed the Co2 from the air and the planet C02 starts to drop.

When a community has clean water and healthy food, may of the illbe]ness you see in the emerging economies start to get resolved naturally, then putting in local health centres to tackle the other illness that start to be uncovered after the poor water and malnutrition and associated disease start to fade into the past. The health care system can then start to stop the "fighting fire with fire" and look at preventative medicine and the kind of health systems we take for granted across the emerged economies.

Education is the long term key to keeping the projects maintained, fostering a community spirit, raining in useable skillsets like renewable energy, Botanics, hydroponics, water desalination, engineering, mechanics, plumbing, electrical work, al of these skills that will keep the systems out in lace operating, running efficiently. Its is my vison as CEO to match each project with a university so they learning starts to delve both ways. Developed economy universities partners and assists the emerging projects with oversight and vision, and the projects themselves have an international looked tracking the impact assisting and guiding and continually evolving the international links and bring down Internation prejudices. Making the project global community event interactive online and bringing a form of togetherness through international collaboration.