The world’s natural resources are finite.
As the population grows, the demand for fuel, energy, food and water has never been greater.
Despite the good efforts that many governments and private organizations now employ to implement the necessary infrastructure, the many issues to address are on a mass scale and much more still needs to be done.
Our partners at Green Oil Plantations believes that the way forward is by implementing commercially-viable renewable energy sources and clean technology that provides sustainable energy security and infrastructure in many countries around the world.
Our partners are pioneering super intensive green oil producing crops for the purpose of producing clean energy in Queensland, Australia.
Drawing from 30 years’ experience in the development of genetically superior planting material, best-practice management of plantations in more 100 countries spanning five continents. We are now leading the way to deliver secure Australian agricultural project opportunities for smart ethical investors.
We offer a choice of two projects for short or long term returns.
Renewable Energy – Short Supply, High Demand
The global demand for renewable energy is increasing at an astonishing rate – and Green Oil is in short supply.
The European green energy market is worth €25 billion. This is largely driven by environmental policies and the increasing economic viability of green technologies. Green electricity, the most important form of energy operating in this fast-growing market, represents a volume of about 400 billion kWh each year in the EU and is valued at tens of billions of Euros annually.
The United Nations Environment Programme estimates that annual investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency, carbon capture and storage needs to reach USD 500 billion by 2020 Crude oil accounts for around 35 per cent of global energy consumption, making it the biggest energy source in the world. The world consumes about 83 million barrels of oil every day - two-thirds are used for transportation.
By 2012, China is expected to consume 90 million barrels per day. This will put tremendous pressure on the rest of the world. In fact, surplus oil production capacity could entirely disappear by 2012, and by 2015 the shortfall in output could reach 10 million barrels per day in the US alone.
BP’s chairman recently announced that there are around 40 years of crude oil supply left in the world. Furthermore, the US military has warned that surplus oil production capacity could disappear within two years, with serious shortages by 2015. This will have a significant – and global – economic and political impact.
Given these sobering facts about non-renewable oil, it’s no wonder the demand for Green Oil continues to grow at such an unstoppable rate.
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