4NEW - Waste Treatment The world's first public waste utility

thegaye (30)in #steemit • 6 years ago

hello everyone, this time me the gaye will be reviewing a very brilliant intelligent innovation, overcoming the world's waste that we often think of as unbeneficial, but this time all the problems have been overcome by the future technology named 4NEW that brings us to a much cleaner future and bring us more efficient future, let's discuss 4NEW more in my article below.

What is 4NEW?

4NEW Limited is the world's first public waste utility waste treatment plant. 4NEW will revolutionize the Waste and Energy industry by offering services as a wholesaler in the Utilities sector that is fully integrated into open source, decentralized public exchanges that allow consumers and industry associates to trade their 4NEW Coins for payments in the 4NEW ecosystem. 4NEW's products are based on need, solve two social problems, waste surplus and energy shortage. The 4NEW blockchain platform will be built on an underlying maintenance infrastructure that covers the entire supply chain from waste collection to power generation to selling energy units to the national network or between consumers and industry associates.

Mission 4NEW

Our mission is to provide integrated, scalable, localized, localized integrated solutions for Waste to Energy conversion with real-time feedback to our customers. By integrating the Waste to Energy supply chain into the blockchain network, we create economies of scale and transparency given to end consumers resulting in savings and confidence while remaining accountable.

UTILITY COIN 4NEW ANALYSIS

Each 4NEW factory has a minimum annual capacity of approximately 40,000 tons per year of sewage treatment. Each ton generates about $ 110.00 in the use of coins for garbage collection services. In addition, processing 40,000 tons of waste per year will be converted to about 104,000 MW / year of energy that can be sold for approximately $ 0.13 per KW for coin utilization. Both waste and energy require about $ 13,500,000.00 for the use of coins per year per plant. 4NEW Management plans to expand the Waste to Energy processing facility in developing countries such as Brazil, Russia, India and China. This will enable 4NEW to launch its global expansion strategy. With three locations identified as operating on December 31, 2018 and 4NEW blocking integrated with an immediate or timely payment requiring all financial transactions to be performed for 4NEW goods and services with 4NEW Coin; The total estimated demand for 4NEW Coins in its first year of operation will be about 50 million coins, with demand doubling every year in a row. after that for the next three years.

Earth Day, which was first celebrated in 1970, revolutionized our thinking about the environment. It is considered the birth of the modern environmental movement. Currently, 193 countries are coordinated on Earth Day Network working together to build awareness of the various environmental issues that impact on us as civilization. The two most important issues, at the top of their list from scratch are:

Global waste surplus
Global energy shortage

Overpopulation, alone is responsible for global waste surplus and global energy shortages. As the decade progresses, the global population grows at an alarming rate. Although there are many factors responsible for the growth of this population, the main reason for this human population explosion remains to improve the quality of health globally.

In 1970, the world population was estimated at 3.7 billion.
In 1980 the world population was estimated at 4.4 billion.
In 1990 the world population was estimated at 5.2 billion.
In 2000 the world population was estimated at 6.0 billion.
In 2010 the world's population is estimated at 6.8 billion.
In 2020 the world's population is estimated at 7.6 billion.
In 2050 the world's population is estimated at 10 billion.

Therefore, by 2050, the world population will increase by about 200% to 6.3 billion within 80 years from the start of Earth Day in 1970, which is approximately one year old. The planet has absolutely no resources, infrastructure or solutions available to address all such population burdens.

WASTE OF SURPLUS

Every year, the global waste amounts to about 1.3 billion metric tons of waste and is expected to increase to 2.2 billion metric tons by 2025 according to World Bank statistics. Nearly everything ends up in the final dump. The more urban and industrial a nation the more results it produces. African and Asian countries just started their evolution towards urbanization and industrialization. Therefore, the global waste problem is only expected to offset the excess population. To solve the problem, developing countries tend to spend more garbage collection than to dispose of it. As a result, people tend to generate more waste that thinks that waste has been handled, while it accumulates in landfills. Final waste disposal is a major contributor to climate change by increasingly emitting toxic gases including but not limited to emissions of Carbon Dioxide and Methane to the atmosphere. However, countries are beginning to run out of space to maintain landfills to suit the growth of urbanization and industrialization. However, land is a non-renewable resource and its use should provide the highest rate of return per square foot, which is usually achieved in urbanization and industrialization use.

IMPACT OF SURPLUS WASTE

Waste disposal has many harmful effects on the environment, which are rarely understood or recognized.

Earth: Chemicals pollute the soil in landfills because they leech to the ground when stagnant in landfill, where most of the waste world eventually landed.
Water: The chemicals not only run from the waste into the soil, they can also leak into the water surface that harms the habitat or creatures that depend on the water source.
Air: While stagnant waste in the landfill decomposes into carbon dioxide and methane which greatly contributes to the increase of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, which further adversely affects the Earth's climate.

ENERGY SHORTFALL

Urbanization, industrialization and technological innovation continue to experience tension and widen the gap between energy supply and demand. This gap is called "The Energy Gap". As the world moves from dependence on fossil fuels to rely on electricity to mobilize electric cars, homes, grids, appliances and everything in between, this widening energy gap is expected at an alarming rate. There are several solutions available that can help bridge some of these loopholes. These include renewable energy sources such as solar and wind. However, this renewable energy technology has several decades of evolution that must be experienced before they can start making a dent in the energy gap. Often there is a power outage with a consistent and normal grid of incident events even in developed countries in the present state within the next decade. As the world prepares to move on to integrated blockchain network and technology, this energy gap is anticipated to expand until it has never been witnessed before.