IWG - Oil for Plastic
Budget: $750 – $1,500 SGD
Within 5 minutes, we would like to get a simple message across to the audience - its better for oil companies to divert 10% of production currently going to energy (combustion and more CO2) to an underocean plastic pipe network moving excess river flows to green deserts.
Demonstrate that 100% of production supplied to energy @ $60/barrel gives a revenue factor of 100x60=6,000 with say 10% profit factor of 600 ;however
A 90% suupply factor @ $80/barrel (less supply, same demand, higher prices) gives a revenue factor of 90x80=7,200 which is 1,200 or 20% higher for revenues and 200% better for profits.
So what happens to the 10% Oil supply diverted from energy markets?
It is processed and converted to plastic resins which is leased (not sold - no capex, only opex over 100 years) to the International Water Grid for use in very large (10m diameter) under ocean pipes to move excess river flows to green deserts and recapture CO2 already in the atmosphere.
By greening the deserts we can also create new low carbon developments to fund the lease payments to Oil companies for the plastic used in the pipes.
The higher Oil prices, $90/barrel also allow cheaper renewable energies like solar, wind, wave, hydro, etc to get deployed faster.
This transition for Oil to Water can lead to net cooling of MINUS 1 degree by 2050, beating current expectations of +1.5 degrees further warming of the planet.
Other details will be shared with the successful Freelancer awarded the project.
Demonstrate that 100% of production supplied to energy @ $60/barrel gives a revenue factor of 100x60=6,000 with say 10% profit factor of 600 ;however
A 90% suupply factor @ $80/barrel (less supply, same demand, higher prices) gives a revenue factor of 90x80=7,200 which is 1,200 or 20% higher for revenues and 200% better for profits.
So what happens to the 10% Oil supply diverted from energy markets?
It is processed and converted to plastic resins which is leased (not sold - no capex, only opex over 100 years) to the International Water Grid for use in very large (10m diameter) under ocean pipes to move excess river flows to green deserts and recapture CO2 already in the atmosphere.
By greening the deserts we can also create new low carbon developments to fund the lease payments to Oil companies for the plastic used in the pipes.
The higher Oil prices, $90/barrel also allow cheaper renewable energies like solar, wind, wave, hydro, etc to get deployed faster.
This transition for Oil to Water can lead to net cooling of MINUS 1 degree by 2050, beating current expectations of +1.5 degrees further warming of the planet.
Other details will be shared with the successful Freelancer awarded the project.