| Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 12:57pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERSBrauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States. As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world. GROWTHDespite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR A CARBON FREE WORLDIf beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us. For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels. There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ 
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by ademasta(m): 1:29pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 9:51pm On Dec 15, 2016 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 10:05am On Dec 18, 2016 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 2:21am On Dec 22, 2016 |
VtSolarEnergy:
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
A CARBON FREE WORLD
carbonated-beer
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 9:05am On Dec 22, 2016 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 9:53pm On Dec 24, 2016 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 9:21pm On Jan 12, 2017 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 8:48pm On Jan 13, 2017 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 2:42pm On Jan 14, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
A CARBON FREE WORLD
carbonated-beer
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 8:23am On Jan 19, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
[/quote][quote author=VtSolarEnergy post=51951441]While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
A CARBON FREE WORLD
carbonated-beer
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 9:05am On Jan 19, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS
Brauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States.
As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world.
GROWTH
Despite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR
A CARBON FREE WORLD
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 10:19am On Jan 24, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
[/quote][quote author=VtSolarEnergy post=51951441]While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS
Brauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States.
As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world.
GROWTH
Despite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR
A CARBON FREE WORLD
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 8:18am On Jan 28, 2017 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 10:18pm On Jan 29, 2017 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 6:54pm On Jan 31, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS
Brauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States.
As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world.
GROWTH
Despite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR
A CARBON FREE WORLD
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 8:08am On Feb 03, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
[/quote][quote author=VtSolarEnergy post=51951441]While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS
Brauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States.
As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world.
GROWTH
Despite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR
A CARBON FREE WORLD
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 7:51pm On Feb 05, 2017 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 3:28pm On Feb 10, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS
Brauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States.
As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world.
GROWTH
Despite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR
A CARBON FREE WORLD
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 8:59am On Feb 15, 2017 |
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| Re: Relationship Between Alcoholic Beer And Solar Electricity by Nobody: 7:53am On Feb 22, 2017 |
VtSolarEnergy:
While some prophesies about the future of American leadership may seem like some guess work, everything beer said about solar electricity is true. You will be amazed at what you are about to find out.
RESPECT TO THE FOUNDING FATHERS
Brauerei Weihenstephan, located in Germany, is the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world. With over 950 years of brewing experience, one could say that Germany’s beer market is well developed. With an annual production of over 9.4 million kiloliters of beer in 2013, Germany produced 65% more beer per capital than the United States.
As with beer, Germany also has deep expertise in solar power. In 1990, Germany introduced policies that were highly effective in accelerating the growth of solar installations. Today, solar PV accounts for about 7.5% of Germany’s net electricity consumption, one of the highest shares of any country. Renewables provide more than one third of Germany’s net consumption, and the country still maintains one of the most reliable grids in the world.
GROWTH
Despite the economic recession Nigeria experienced in 2016, beer consumption contributed greatly to our GDP with over 3 billion dollars in sales. This is great and good news for the economy. Guess what else that has grown not just in Nigeria but Globally? SOLAR
A CARBON FREE WORLD
If beer is not properly brewed, it will over carbonate and this definitely affects the taste and the flavor. When the beer has to much sugar added in the production process, the yeast makes too much carbon dioxide. This is not good and that’s how too much CO2 in the atmosphere as a result of carbon emissions from generators affect us.
For a tastier beer, effort is made to reduce CO2 production to a great extent. This is the task the world must adopt for a healthier environment devoid of extreme carbon emission through production of cleaner energy for the grids and adoption of energy efficiency policies at all levels.
There are a lot more ways in which Beer explains solar electricity and you can find out more below with pictorial analogy
http://vtsolarenergy.com.ng/blog/beer-prophesies-about-solar-electricity/ |
