Lake Kivu in Rwanda has enough methane gas in its volcanic lake bed to power several countries
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i thought the only energy is derived from oil. my bad
erikwilliamson77 10 months ago
does this have anything to do with the mass slaughter in rwanda a few years ago
newstairway1 10 months ago
oh no! methane is pollution.we are going to die! they need to be laws in placed so this cant happen again.everyone should be taxed for this.joking of course but give them time.......
davymatheny 10 months ago
I'd bet that perspective investors are likely to be threatened by the oil mafia. They've certainly done a hell of a job at burying nuclear power, and on an almost daily basis since Fukushima (thanks stuxnet). If this operation did take off, it would probably be met with charity-bombs from the humanitarian special forces to defend the locals from the ever-dangerous electricity and the crippling perils of self-sufficiency.
usexoticsltd 10 months ago
Sounds dangerous
MadXMax187 10 months ago
Seems like that would be a good bet for the people if they wanted to go down that field!
truthersunited333 10 months ago