What is the electron economy?

[Sparty]

The electron economy refers to the use of electrons as a means of storing and exchanging energy, typically in the context of electric power systems. It involves the generation, distribution, and consumption of electricity and is a key component of the transition towards a more sustainable energy future. The electron economy encompasses a range of technologies, including renewable energy sources, electric vehicles, and energy storage systems, and is driven by the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve energy efficiency.

"Rare Earth Elements (REEs) can be regarded as the "vitamins" required for the shift from a carbon based economy to the new 21st century electron economy" -SLS 2008." read more

[Sparty]

Explainer: Back around the year 2007-8 I was attempting to explain that the "Electron Economy" was becoming a topic of interest to a group of people who were worried re global warming. I could see from their reactions that they didn't understand the concept. However when I mentioned the "carbon economy" was being replaced by the "electron economy" the penny dropped.

Following this discussion I registered the domain name: Electron-Economy.com with the intention of putting up a website that focused on the transition away from Carbon to Electrons as a power source for advanced civilisation....

Sadly as yet I have not started this project as I was sidetracked......