WE WISH YOU A MERRY XMAS
WE WISH YOU A MERRY XMAS
WE WISH YOU A MERRY XMAS
AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
CHEERS!!!!!!
MANY HOME USERS LIKE YOU AND MY COUSINS do not understand how much energy your refrigerator uses and the effect it has on your electricity bills. I will explain a bit of the science to you and leave you more educated and greener and richer.lol
NEXT TIME you want to buy a fridge or freezer for your kitchen, ensure you CHECK THE LABEL attached to the product TO SEE IF IT IS ENERGY EFFICIENT. This info is usually written where consumers can see it so you can't miss it. Buying ENERGY EFFICIENT REFRIGERATOR will save you a ton of money and also save a ton of carbon footprints for the GREEN PLANET.
REMEMBER that your freezer and fridge runs ALL THE TIME so it is imperative to find a means to save cost of maintaining it. that's being a smart spender
TO ASSIST YOU: CHECK for the ENERGY STAR logo on your next choice refrigerator as their certified products are confirmed to save energy while delivering premium cooling.
You can hit me up for advice on the best if you like. BTW: We are about to introduce a range of Solar Powered Refrigerators to Nigerian Consumers. You will love it!
STAY GREEN
Friends of the Earth, E ku ojo meta (Greetings). A thousand apologies for my recent reticence. Perhaps, the prevailing recession also hit my pen. Lol. No, not at all. I had only gone on short hibernation.
My post today is a reflection from an experience that happened to me recently- the keen relationship between energy and water availability.
It happened that there was power outage in my area for a period of 5 days and, as luck would have it, my generator also developed an intractable fault at the same time. It was total wahala. While I was able to deal with the situation by going out to rent a generator to pump water when my supply got exhausted, all around me people complained of water scarcity in their homes. I could also empathize from a distance.
This scenario plays out everyday in great part of Nigeria and Africa, where people experience acute water shortage simply because there is no light (electricity) to power the pumps that would provide water for their use. In villages and slums, this reality bite harder than in cities, as majority of their inhabitants rely on streams, rivers and wells to get water to use. Investments by the government on water supply over the decades has not been commensurate with expansion of population, and this could lead to disaster in future if it is not checked.

It is why I hope that government policies will involve experts in order to proffer lasting solutions to the issue of water scarcity. There is a solar powered community borehole beside our office at Ikeja that supplies water on a constant basis to the populace around. It was constructed by the Federal Government. I expect this to be replicated in remote villages and slums in Nigeria to bring succor to the citizens there not readily supplied with pipe borne water.
Believe me, energy poverty brings untold suffering for people who cannot afford to get basic supply of it. Yet the irony of it is energy supply is infinite; IT ONLY NEEDS TO BE EXPLORED.
The cloud is a bank of energy, let's generate electricity for you from there.
Take care.
WSO