August 28, 2022 – Clean Energy, Part 3 – Aramco – Targeting Net Zero By 2050

World’s largest oil and gas producer aims to achieve net zero by 2050 https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/sgi/aramco-aims-net-zero-2050-b1944038.html
World’s largest oil and gas producer aims to achieve net zero by 2050

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/sgi/aramco-aims-net-zero-2050-b1944038.html

Folks ( including myself ) seem to prefer and want solutions that also offer a vision often times best embedded within the arts, from poetry to literature and from music to dance and the visual arts, including movies and art.

What I want to add into the mix now is, peeks and possibilities I more often than not stumble upon that offer solutions, from either the sciences or the arts, many which are practical applications being tried out right now, in real time. And in our lifetimes no less – thank goodness, lol! 😊

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Seeing an article titled, “World’s largest oil and gas producer aims to achieve net zero by 2050” definitely made me take a look, lol!

But reading the article and browsing Aramco’s site ( https://www.aramco.com/en/sustainability/climate-change ) changed my mind a bit, moving toward being more hopeful 😊

Below is an excerpt from the article by the Independent in the UK —

One major contribution towards this emissions target is the country’s plans to diversify its domestic energy mix by moving away from fossil fuels and increasing the amount of energy generated from renewable sources to 50 per cent by 2030.

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/sgi/aramco-aims-net-zero-2050-b1944038.html

I learned, for instance, among Aramco’s array of articles, that they’re developing non-metallic piping that can more safely and sustainably transport water! And, in practical terms, sorta recognize the limited time an affordable amount of oil might be extracted, with estimates for how long that might be, more often than not, a lot closer than I realized! Here’s a Google search on that – https://www.google.com/search?q=how+long+before+we+run+out+of+oil+in+practical+terms

Here’s one example from the search —

Crude oil, or petroleum that comes from the ground, forms over millions of years, and we’re currently using it faster than it can form. At the current rate that the world uses oil, we will run out in about 30 years. Oil use and drilling has an impact on the environment as well.Jan 15, 2022

https://study.com/academy/lesson/what-happens-when-the-worlds-oil-runs-out.html

My stance is, if an energy company or automotive concern, a city or state or country wants to work, now – to allow us all to live on this our one planet – however that might change in the future, then I’m for knowing about it and wishing them well in that endeavor….

Stay well everyone! Stay hopeful for our children and children’s children!! ❤️ 🙏

Adan

my posts on clean energy and other related subjects ( climate change ) can be browsed at –
https://felipeadanlerma.com/tag/clean-energy/

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Stay well everyone – for oneself, and for those who need us most..the children….

Adan

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Adan

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