Kyanges
31-10-2004, 04:32
The Republic of Kyanges faces a major energy crisis and is in dire need of clean energy alternatives. The government is struggling to distance itself from the oil, coal and other fossil energy sources which have previously dominated the energy industry of Kyanges.
The first alternative adopted was nuclear energy, but several major accidents have caused the public to reject nuclear energy as a viable alternative. Other alternatives reviewed have been hydroelectric power, but the backlash of environmentalists was too great for the tiny government to silence, off shore wind power plants have only brought cries from the public that the plants were destroying the look of the shore, and solar plants in the desert have been inadequate in supplying the entire nation with the energy it needs.
Any nation wiling to assist The Republic of Kyanges in its quest for a strong, clean, dependable, and renewable energy source by providing technologies, sending, and teams of specialists will be greatly appreciated, and perhaps even compensated by whatever we MAY have to offer.
OOC: Is there an issue on this?
The first alternative adopted was nuclear energy, but several major accidents have caused the public to reject nuclear energy as a viable alternative. Other alternatives reviewed have been hydroelectric power, but the backlash of environmentalists was too great for the tiny government to silence, off shore wind power plants have only brought cries from the public that the plants were destroying the look of the shore, and solar plants in the desert have been inadequate in supplying the entire nation with the energy it needs.
Any nation wiling to assist The Republic of Kyanges in its quest for a strong, clean, dependable, and renewable energy source by providing technologies, sending, and teams of specialists will be greatly appreciated, and perhaps even compensated by whatever we MAY have to offer.
OOC: Is there an issue on this?