Despite the energy produced by fossil fuels become increasingly expensive and governments give an undertaking to reduce emissions of CO2 equivalent, the intensive use of this type of energy has continued to grow rather than diminish.
still the major energy producers continue to propose and build power plants is not very different from those of 60 years ago. We see a strong resistance to abandon the industrial energy-intensive. The whole plan of great works, gas terminals to the TGV, from landfills to cement, it is, conceptually, aged 60 years.
system based on energy intensity in order to survive must exclude any form of energy that goes into effect.
It 's a one-way system, local communities are forced to tolerate the cumbersome and polluting power plants, networks carrying high-voltage power long distance with very strong losses along the route. The system removes the energy-intensive living space and is no longer tolerated. The energy produced is more expensive and the citizens have to buy at a fixed price.
The oil and other fossil fuels have led to ways of building materials to use, the forms and modes of urban organization.
Industrial society was founded on a high energy investment in all fields, you produce, you move, you live by consuming large amounts of energy. The suburb was born in this logic of consumption: consumption of energy, resources, territory.
Exit on fossil fuels means then radically rethink all these aspects move the intensity and concentration diffusion efficiency: reducing energy consumption and generating energy where it is consumed.
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