The Solution to Ending Energy Poverty - Mike Mauceli and Brian Gitt

In this episode of The Energy Show with REI Energy, Mike Mauceli discusses the intricacies of green energy and its impact on society with guest Brian Gitt, an energy entrepreneur, investor, and writer.
Mike challenges listeners to identify an industry that has had a more beneficial impact on society than the fossil fuel industry. Brian shares his journey as a green energy entrepreneur, revealing the harsh realities he discovered about this sector.
The discussion covers the problem of energy poverty, the importance of affordable and reliable energy, misconceptions about nuclear power, and the undue vilification of the fossil fuel industry. Brian also explains the severe implications of net-zero energy policies on lower-income populations in developing countries and advocates for an increase in energy consumption by 500% for a more beneficial impact on people's lives and the environment.
00:00 Introduction to the Energy Show
00:23 The Journey into Green Energy
03:45 The Reality of Energy Poverty
09:38 The Misconceptions about Nuclear Power
14:24 The Impact of Fossil Fuels on Society
15:38 The Reality of Green Energy Projects
20:09 The Consequences of Net Zero Policies
26:55 Conclusion and Further Resources
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[@user-ex9jt4sd6e]

Thank You So Much Big Boss Mike Mauceli... Great Show.... BLESS BLESSEDNESS FOREVER ALWAYS....

[@stessassss2695]

Wow,this,has,been amazing to hear. Thank you so much....

[@tobybrown1179]

Still burning wood for heat in costal NSW Australia, hardly left the Stone Age using wood 🤔

[@drip369]

Call it the petroleum industry, or the oil industry, these are not fossil fuels because they are made from plants. They only ever called them fossil fuels to make it sound like there was a limited supply and that guy is old enough to know better

[@samuelzev4076]

These fuels sadly take millions of years of intense compression to be converted from decaying plant matter into usable fuel if we wait that long for new carbon based fuel to appear in the ground for extraction we would have run out of energy and the world would cease to function. This talk is delusional at best

[@s-qc9ns]

Please invite Robert Kiyosaki to your podcast. I've heard from Andy Tanner that he also has invested in green energy projects. Would really like to know what's his intention behind doing that.

[@mech-E]

The greater concern with nuclear is that the potential risks outweigh the benefits. However this false fear in the sense that accidents are based on human error with inherently unsafe plant design. New plant designs are so much safer and circumvent much of the potential human error.

[@Bozemanjustin]

4:51 she walks an hour every morning to get water from a lake... Because she and her family don't have the mental capability to understand that water rolls downhill, and if they simply dug three feet of ditch per day, the water would come to them

[@tylergambon6492]

Yeah that will work perfectly 🤣🤣🤣

[@korirkipnisden5558]

Absolutely true. She and her family don't have the mental capability to understand that a lake is on top of a hill.