Using Trusted Data, much of the issues surrounding renewable energy, in many geographic jurisdictions, is legal, not commercial. Existing laws prohibit private electricity generation and supply, with additional regulations hindering usage. Public Policies in small territories, based on depleting fossil fuels and a single owner/operator of the nation’s Generation Plant and Distribution Grid, is outdated. It is critical, with today’s threats and needed security, at a very minimum to double the supply required to fill the current measures demanded. Noting that, it is (Future of Electricity) now physically possible for low capacity generators, located on the same compound, to supply; hospitals, schools, playgrounds, with the sale of excess capacity available to the larger grid.
Showing posts with label Electricity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electricity. Show all posts
Monday, June 25, 2018
Electricity Regulations
Using Trusted Data, much of the issues surrounding renewable energy, in many geographic jurisdictions, is legal, not commercial. Existing laws prohibit private electricity generation and supply, with additional regulations hindering usage. Public Policies in small territories, based on depleting fossil fuels and a single owner/operator of the nation’s Generation Plant and Distribution Grid, is outdated. It is critical, with today’s threats and needed security, at a very minimum to double the supply required to fill the current measures demanded. Noting that, it is (Future of Electricity) now physically possible for low capacity generators, located on the same compound, to supply; hospitals, schools, playgrounds, with the sale of excess capacity available to the larger grid.
Monday, January 22, 2018
Returns On Investment
Money knows no borders, as each and every nation competes for large sums of foreign direct investment. Administrations invite investment bankers, hedge and private equity funds to participate in joint ventures. Projects, which benefit the nation's population, where utilities and other infrastructure entities, are built, operated, leased and transferred or commissioned and maintained under specific terms and conditions, while charging the public as regulated. Such opportunities generally allow for a long repayment period during which investors are guaranteed a minimum annual return. But this can only work, if the nation's law-makers legalize, implement and honor such long-term agreements, beyond political periods, requiring an independent office of budgets.
Monday, November 13, 2017
Infrastructure Management 2018
(An extract from Foreign Direct Investment 2018)
Utilizing 20.38% of the nation’s total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2016 and 20.39% in the 2017 revised estimates, while estimating 20.60% for 2018 down by 0.17%, as published by the Ministry of Finance, to maintain and expand public spaces. Such Infrastructure expenditure has widely been realized and accepted to directly impact productivity; outputs, driven by comfortable and safe, work and play environments, for example; organizations to produce and deliver water and electricity, industrial parks, courts, police stations, hospital, schools, housing, administration offices, communications, community centers, open parks, transport hubs, roads and bridges, etc. This Infrastructure Management category consist of the Ministries of Public Utilities, Works and Transport, Rural Development and Local Government, Housing and Urban Development and the Tobago House of Assembly.
Utilizing 20.38% of the nation’s total expenditure, as reported by the office of the Auditor General 2016 and 20.39% in the 2017 revised estimates, while estimating 20.60% for 2018 down by 0.17%, as published by the Ministry of Finance, to maintain and expand public spaces. Such Infrastructure expenditure has widely been realized and accepted to directly impact productivity; outputs, driven by comfortable and safe, work and play environments, for example; organizations to produce and deliver water and electricity, industrial parks, courts, police stations, hospital, schools, housing, administration offices, communications, community centers, open parks, transport hubs, roads and bridges, etc. This Infrastructure Management category consist of the Ministries of Public Utilities, Works and Transport, Rural Development and Local Government, Housing and Urban Development and the Tobago House of Assembly.
Sunday, September 10, 2017
The Will to Live
The call is for a better world, new integrated systems, which eliminates Ego and Greed, moves the artisan, dreamer, planner, thinker or visionary, to the top of the social ladder, while downplaying personal wants and replacing them with public needs. Placing efforts to serve the many before benefiting the few. The average citizen, worker, union member, self-employed, politically active, in other words every individual, must understand, the existing reality, before committing to or taking a position in foreseeable disputes, insurrection or war.
Monday, March 6, 2017
Foreign Direct Investment 2017

Monday, January 16, 2017
Infrastructure Management 2017
(An extract from Foreign Direct Investment 2017)
It
has been long realized and accepted that Infrastructure Management directly
affects productivity; outputs driven by comfortable and safe work and play
spaces, such as; water and electricity, industrial parks, administration offices,
community centers, open parks, transport hubs, roads and bridges, etc. Utilizing
19.97% of the nation's total annual allocated expenditure to maintain and
expand public spaces, the Infrastructure Management category consist of the
ministries of Public Utilities, Works and Transport, the Tobago House of Assembly,
the ministries of Rural Development and Local Government, and Housing and Urban
Development.

Monday, July 11, 2016
Funding the Future
The nation, which finds
itself overdrawn in its current account, needing to raise funds to pay, public
sector salaries back pay, overdue bills, recurrent expenditure, finance its
infrastructural maintenance and new facilities, and is desperate to diversify
its economy, must carefully examine and educate its population about all
options. The executive can decide to continue borrowings, locally to finance
budget deficits inclusive of capital expenditure, and internationally to meet
its foreign currencies import bills and preserve its local currency strength,
projecting long-term debt repayments, which would, unless revenues rebound,
further grow the current public debt into an unmanageable size. The cabinet can
also withdraw from the nation's cash reserves, savings, stabilizing or sovereign
funds, invested in foreign low risks, low yield instruments, to finance its
previously mentioned needs. Noting that, both borrowings and withdrawals
together can solve the nation’s immediate cash flow problems.
Monday, May 2, 2016
Selling State Assets
There is no need to
dispose of state owed assets, new listings on the stock exchange can bring much
needed cash into the treasury without losing the assets' future earnings
capabilities, at the same time, forcing greater efficiencies by adding more
regulations from the Securities Exchange Commission. Protecting employment,
both Workers and Management jobs in line with performance, from threats
associated with state funding and offering Investors peace of mind as to future
annual returns.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Data Driven Decisions

Monday, January 25, 2016
Infrastructure Management (An extract from Foreign Direct Investment)
In
times of surpluses, savings and investments, especially in infrastructure should
be expanded. In times of deficits, infrastructure must be preserved;
efficiently utilized and maintained. The nation’s housing stock, buildings and
general monuments, public utilities, works and transport, and other
miscellaneous items needs urgent attention.
The
Ministry of Public Utilities facilitates
the effective delivery of efficient, affordable and quality public utilities
services through a committed, resourceful team of professionals in close
collaboration with all stakeholders. It provides meteorological information and
advice consistent with international standards towards the pursuit of national,
scientific, social, economic and cultural goals and sustainable development.
It
is responsible for the inspection and certification of electrical works. Directs
and regulates the fare distribution of electricity, water and the management of
waste through its allocation to and oversight of State Enterprises. And
through its Community-based Environment Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP),
focuses on environmental protection, enhancement and beautification in
communities.
Monday, December 21, 2015
A level playing field
Getting the politics
out of financing crucial nation building issues requires strong, enforceable
and actionable procurement legislation. Under the threat of fines and
forfeitures and lengthy jail terms, Politicians and public sector employees
must play no role in the award of commonly called Government Contracts. All
private sector operations depend on the rule of Laws and enforceable Regulations
to create success for their very survival. The public sector employees are
placed in a difficult situation, a moral dilemma, witnessing politically driven
abuses and being offered financial inducements, far in excess of their salaries,
to turn a blind eye or, in many cases, actively participate.
Friday, December 4, 2015
Public Money
Apathetically, we the people are born owing money; live naively contributing to the ever increasing unpaid bills and will die leaving the next generation in more debt. Totally unaware, and in most cases, indifferent to the state of our economy, as we selfishly divide along political party lines or even worse, individually, failing to acknowledge responsibility for or of the out of control debt. The people must now unite or with be forced to come together later, by international lending agencies, when we cannot pay our current bills. Neither Politicians nor Individual Greed can build a prosperous future.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Eco Cities
This is not an attempt to fix all of humanities problems but a call to prioritize and direct resources to the best solutions. In a multiple action approach, Governments (we the people) must address; the elimination of depress areas, the improvement and preservation of a healthy educated population, the reduction of poverty and the creation of new employment opportunities. Hiding from long-term problems, which require sustained actions over numerous political terms, will not solve them. The best solutions are, approaches required side by side to the existing, to invest in new industries and sectors, surrounded by new and refurbished commercial and residential areas, participate in finding new and renewable energy sources, while addressing the effects of climate change, and using the new technology to increase food yields, purify water and reduce air pollution.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Necessity, the mother of Action

Saturday, July 24, 2010
The Next Big Thing

Approximately twenty years ago, the Chief Executive Officer of a successful advertising agency asked about the next great trend in advertising, the answer at that time was referred to as Secret Rewards. This was described as a discount or benefit program to win and sustain customer loyalty, with very little promotional cost. It worked in the retail environment by simply allowing a manager to select a particular type of customer and, without fanfare, bestow a significant discount or reward on them. The resulting word-of-mouth advertising led to what is referred to today as Social Marketing. A network of reward based recommendations that reduced the cost associated with direct promotions, media advertising and telemarketing strategies.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Money or Ideas

Here is some money – buy your way out of poverty. This approach has be tried and tested numerous times by well meaning institutions seeking goodwill and publicity, and claiming to be helping, with highly educated and experienced people talking down to and disrespecting the very people they are supposed to be helping up. Micro loans have been seen as a success but this system is widely misunderstood. Gifts and Loans do not help without the guiding support of education.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Free Thinkers

Security, including well monitored social assistance and make work programs to help reduce poverty and petty crime combined with training in the discipline of choice, adequately funded with highly trained staff and well maintained and supplied police stations, court houses and prisons, driven by crime prevention techniques, strong laws and penalties, speedy detection and justice, a reconciliation philosophy and parole back into society. A well funded strategic plan to reduce crime, calls for policy decisions that strengthen on numerous fronts while reducing waste and corruption, is needed.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Money Migration

Saturday, April 10, 2010
True Development

Saturday, March 20, 2010
Morals Compassion

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