GDP is PER year metric. so world generates 105T every year...
so you're saying that 4% of gdp every year until 2050... it is peanuts.
so for example if every household ! ! ! !ONLY IN USA ! ! ! lives in passive house, that alone will save more on utility bills, insurance, then your net zero expenditure requires to add. so im not sure if that net zero expenditure is world wide or just USAs, but USA can pay it by themselves, if they were not scammed by building bad buildings for last 20 years.... just for comparison.
also previous powerplants price has to be converted to today's dollars, and inflation metric basket is flawed because it does not consist of building materials, which powerplants are build from. but it contains bread, clothing etc.
so 1.358 T is not todays money that means comparation / ratio is better then you/them suggest.
also NET zero expenditures means, less inputs afterwards, i.e. no/less money sent to canada, mexico, venezuela, africa, persian gulf for oil...... so more money for homeland. which most people forget about to even calculate impact of... positive for usa.
so yes we can do this, but every smartass in TV is saying we can not....
It's also a term that predates cheap solar and batteries. Some are trying to use "active house" to describe achieving the same low carbon goals but not limited to efficient use of externally generated power.
germany tried germany failed. people will protest, because it makes them poor. grand ideas will make people poor. because they would have to invest to make their house passive. and its a lot.
so you're saying that 4% of gdp every year until 2050... it is peanuts.
so for example if every household ! ! ! !ONLY IN USA ! ! ! lives in passive house, that alone will save more on utility bills, insurance, then your net zero expenditure requires to add. so im not sure if that net zero expenditure is world wide or just USAs, but USA can pay it by themselves, if they were not scammed by building bad buildings for last 20 years.... just for comparison.
also previous powerplants price has to be converted to today's dollars, and inflation metric basket is flawed because it does not consist of building materials, which powerplants are build from. but it contains bread, clothing etc.
so 1.358 T is not todays money that means comparation / ratio is better then you/them suggest.
also NET zero expenditures means, less inputs afterwards, i.e. no/less money sent to canada, mexico, venezuela, africa, persian gulf for oil...... so more money for homeland. which most people forget about to even calculate impact of... positive for usa.
so yes we can do this, but every smartass in TV is saying we can not....