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It is the first of a two-phase project, due for completion in 2020, that is expected to cover 3,000 hectares and have a generation capacity of 500 megawatts, enough to met the electricity needs of Ouarzazate's 1.5 million residents.

The project to generate electricity is slated to cost 420,- Euro per power consumer. That either means it is intrinsically extremely profitable or that it makes electricity progressively cheaper. We see the latter in Germany where electricity prices drop when the sun is out or the wind blows (see how well they balance each other here). The third way, which is our roboeconomic way, is to create money based on the market value of the energy so that it can be traded, sold, and used, without disturbing the larger money supply system (which is carbon based, we call it the carboncredit system).

">">Soon Morocco will realize its land holds limitless bounty, and the dryness and unihabitable nature of it may become a thing of the past. Let's hope by then there's no ban on increasing rainfall or clouds, to maximize the output of the solar plants. 

Vote for Lonneke here

Lonneke is "A Model on a Green Mission", oprichtster van OrganiceyourLife en officieel voedingsdeskundige. Gelukkig is gezond voedsel doorgaans goed voor het klimaat, de ecologie en planeet. It's all win once you start to make better choices..

Beauty was meant to inspire, motivate, instill love and care, not tie us to the carboncredit treadmill towards global doom. As part of Earth Week 2013 celebrities are reminding us of what matters. Emma Watson is one of them. 

It's usually the love and blessings of being a celebrity that inspires them to do good deeds. It is natural to help others, if we where supposed to always fight we'd still have teeth like chimpansees, we would always be on edge. Instead we are benign versatile creatures that can do much more than destroy, proof of that is all around us.

A real simple way to help greening our planet and creating more responsible companies is by boycotting tax avoiding corporations. They use their tax advantage to push out local stores can producers. This causes a uniform carbon fueld business environment we have no control over. Stop drinking coffee at Starbucks and your money will come back to you (not get stuck on the Cayman Islands) and you sustain local businesses that can innovate and adapt independently, more flexibly. The carbon based present is uniform and of mediocre quality, the renewable powered future is one of diversity, quality and culture..