Do we take back what nature has given us to power our future?

The power of nature has governed our lives right back to Biblical times when Noah first experienced the adverse effects of extreme weather conditions.

So why wouldn’t we take back what nature has given us to power our future?

With climate change in the modern age comes even more challenges.

Global warming is the root cause of many of the 21st century environmental issues.

• The massive 27 billion tons of ice melting in Greenland during an Artic heat wave in 2021.
• The June heat wave over North America that smashed all-time records by unprecedented margins.
• Unparalleled numbers of major hurricanes in the Caribbean and central and north America.
• The sixth mass bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia due to the hottest and driest summer in decades.
• And here in the UK look at the increasing number of catastrophic forest and moorland fires. If efforts to tackle global heating don't improve, parts of the country could theoretically average 40°C in July 2050.

It’s the stuff of science fiction, but it’s happening.

We all know what we have to do to preserve our planet, but how do we work with nature to make this happen.

The answer is all around us. Look at the two weather factors that are causing the problems, sunshine and wind. Companies like HeatElectric have recognised that we can actually turn this to our advantage, using nature to help us future-proof the planet.

Ironically the need to heat our homes has also increased, especially this year as the long winter stretches into Spring. Post Easter and we are still shivering from the effects of a prolonged cold spell, exceptionally high winds and hailstones the size of golf balls.

But with the need to keep warm comes the added complication of spiralling fuel bills, escalating living costs and never-before-seen levels of poverty and hardship. Consumers have to find the most cost effective and efficient way to heat their homes without compromising their conscience.

Add to that the world’s dwindling supplies of gas and coal and the options are limited.

This week we heard in the Ember report that the use of fossil fuels to produce electricity is finally diminishing. Wind and solar now produce 12% of global electricity with enough wind turbines added in 2022 to power almost all of the UK. The energy analyst describes this as a “turning point”.

Renewable energy technology is the future, and electricity is the key to that.

But HeatElectric was already ahead of the game.

Pioneers in blue-sky solar thinking they have long been promoting the use of both solar and wind turbines as an affordable and responsible option to power electricity supplies. The two things in abundance on Planet Earth are sun and wind.

By harnessing the power of nature with a modern electric heating system and good insulation is the most conscientious and affordable option.

Qcells, modern German-engineered solar technology, is the latest tool in the Heat Electric cost-saving tool kit. First class performance in real-world conditions guarantees 98% efficiency in the first year and a full 86% after 25 years.

If nature is giving this back to us we would be foolish not to embrace it right?

We can all take lot of comfort from the Ember findings. By reducing the amount of fossil fuels needed to produce electricity, fewer warming gases will be released during production.

The stigma of carbon emissions as a result electricity production will be banished forever in future.

Electricity IS the future.