The most amazing emission free energy generation technology imaginable would not put an end to the fossil fuels industry; not conspiracy, just economics 101; we can’t take that much out of the economy and we wouldn’t; most thinking people understand this or can get to it very easily if prompted.
   But one day fossil fuels will be over whether it be in five or fifty years: Demand for energy is increasing and although there currently seems to be an endless supply of coal, oil and natural gas, with new deposits being discovered all the time, the supply scene is going to look very different in thirty years (if we keep using fossil fuels for another thirty years).
   The technology alluded to above is now a reality, and it is waiting in the wings: Zero emission car engines have been developed that are cheaper to build, are more powerful, and have better performance than internal combustion engines. New zero emission energy technologies that are suitable for base load electricity generation and can beat coal in the marketplace, have been developed; they will be cheaper to build and cheaper to run year on year; there is NO twenty year accruals or amortization calculation required in here.

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   We can introduce this technology right now and everybody in the mining industry, from the smallest coal mine all the way up to Exxon, will want this technology to be introduced quickly and ubiquitously. They will want it even more than the greenies will want it, and the Boards of Directors will be the most vocal supporters of all:

   In addition to developing this technology, global economic reforms have been developed to completely mitigate the negative impacts of introducing this technology. Inside these reforms, which will produce new, Hard Assets commerce through legislation, corporations will receive replacement commerce in a similar field worth twice what they will be giving up. Just in case that isn’t clear, the owners of a small coal mine for example, worth maybe $20 million, will come out the other side of these reforms with Going Concern, Hard Assets commerce worth $40 million, and Exxon will be worth about $800 billion at the end of this process (in today’s dollars). This is NOT a government hand out, this is new Hard Assets commerce created through legislation. The mobile phone licenses that were issued in the 1990s is one example of how to create new commerce through legislation so it has a precedent, but this is something different.
   We can transition away from fossil fuels nicely now, or it can be a complete disaster in thirty years. We are currently teaching our children through example that the best way to deal with our biggest global problems is to fob it off onto them; we need to start teaching them something else.

The links below will take you to general information on this operation. Needless to say both the technology and the reforms mentioned above are extremely confidential at this stage. There are over a dozen other technologies and three global economic reforms that are not confidential and can be discussed in detail, or for most of them, viewed online. This operation is yet to be funded.