Discovering solar energy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Receiving my energy bill the other day was enough to give me a heart attack. I could not believe how astronomical the fee was! To top it off, that was only the bill for my home. I dreaded the thought of what the energy bill for my company was going to look like. I had been running heaters all day trying to keep the team warm in this blizzard.

As expected, I saw my energy bill for my company the next day and was ready to fall off my chair. The fee was tremendous! I’d have to start laying off staff members if this was the bill I was to expect each month here on in. Then I remembered something a friend had told me. She recently was in touch with the most recommended commercial solar panel company. Melbourne businesses swear up and down by this company, saying that their panels have helped them save money hand over fist. Soon after the installation of her panels, she joined the list of happy Melbourne businesses that were saving money on their energy bill.

With the hike in bills and living costs over the last few years, I think it made sense for me to also join the businesses who have made the switch. After some brief research, I discovered that there were actually many benefits to using solar panels. I stopped wasting time and decided to contact the highest rated energy solution providers near me. Our conversation was pleasant, productive, and informative. It didn’t take me long to realise that this was the correct decision to make as a business owner. Not only would I have been lowering my costs, but I’d also be making a positive impact on the environment.

We arranged a time for the installation to take place, and within the next few days I was the owner of a partially-green business. The benefits really presented themselves the next time I received my bill. It was a huge money saver! Who would’ve thought that solar panels would be able to power a whole company?

The Architect has Spoken

I like to think of myself as an architect of the future. Like, I don’t actually build anything, and I’m not a real architect, but sometimes I look at a place and I can just SEE what it’ll be like in the future. Or…what it should be like.

Energy-saving methods just keep getting better, and it’s not just bulbs. Solar power, wind power, hydrogen power, punching power, moon power, crystal power and many, many other kinds. Commercial energy storage in Melbourne will one day provide most of the city’s power needs, which will become greater because people will always need more power. As the world becomes smaller and more connected, the power requirements soar. 

 While I’m sitting here in this cafe  I can’t help but wonder what it’ll be like 20 years from now. In the future, I imagine that there will be no friendly person to greet me and take my order, sad as that may sound. I’ll enter my order into a terminal, and a robot barista (not shaped like a human, because that would be silly), will be the one making my coffee. Or maybe just a machine? But the machine will be able to talk and make light conversation, because obviously we’re still human (barring implants). Where does all the power come from, you might ask? Well, commercial solar power will be more efficient than ever. In fact, the parts of the outback we haven’t converted into lush forest will be coated in solar panels, providing basically all of Australia’s power needs. This all get routed into large commercial energy storage banks, so basically we can use all the technology we want without any fear. Also, gigantic catapults along the equator toss any waste we DO create into the sun, so…easy. Between Melbourne’s commercial energy monitoring and utterly renewable power, I foresee that we don’t have anything to worry about.

The architect of the future has spoken.