Forget burning oil and coal, The Final Solution to Trump Government's energy shortage is here!

 Forget burning oil and coal, The Final Solution to Trump Government's 
energy shortage is here!

Forget burning oil and coal, we need to kill more obese white trash 
rightists and burn their corpses for energy.  When abortion is finally 
banned there'll be an endless supply of them and it will be considered 
'renewable'.

Hitler made this discovery so rightists need not complain about one of 
their own ideas.

Trapping and burning obese rightists for energy is still far superior and 
even renewable as a resource.

We all know that the tornadoes floods heatwaves and hurricanes are not 
because of global warming but God's revenge on red state shitholes for 
using his name in vain and supporting the Devil.

Burning deceased Conservatives will produce electricity

In Durham, England, corpses will soon be used to generate electricity. A 
crematorium is installing turbines in its burners that will convert waste 
heat from the combustion of each corpse into as much as 150 kilowatt-hours 
of juice — enough to power 1,500 televisions for an hour. The facility 
plans to sell the electricity to local power companies.
 

In Durham, England, corpses will soon be used to generate electricity.

A crematorium is installing turbines in its burners that will convert waste 
heat from the combustion of each corpse into as much as 150 kilowatt-hours 
of juice — enough to power 1,500 televisions for an hour. The facility 
plans to sell the electricity to local power companies.

Some might find this concept creepy. Others might be pleased to learn that 
the process "makes cremation much greener by utilizing its by-products," in 
the words of cremation engineer Steve Looker, owner and chief executive 
officer of the Florida-based company B&L Cremation Systems, which is 
unaffiliated with the Durham enterprise.

In Europe, tightening regulations on crematorium emissions, coupled with 
the high price of energy, will lead more and more facilities to go the way 
of Durham in the future, Looker said. Will crematories in the United States 
follow suit?

According to Looker, whose company is currently testing different methods 
of utilizing cremation waste heat, the expensive turbine systems being 
installed in Durham are not yet economically viable for crematories here. 
"In the U.S., most crematories don't have enough throughput," he told 
Life's Little Mysteries. "Cremation in some parts of Europe is over 90 
percent, but it is not over 50 percent yet here." That is, less than half 
of Americans opt for cremation. Most are buried.
 

Consequently, while burners in Europe typically run 24 hours day, ones in 
America operate only eight hours each day, Looker said. "A typical turbine 
system would cost somewhere between $250,000 to $500,000. If it's running 
24 hours a day, that's a five-year payback. If it's running eight hours a 
day, that's a 15- or 20-year payback, which isn't feasible," he said.

However, Looker is hopeful that the situation could change in the near 
future. "Over the next 10 years, with the baby boomers coming through, 
cremation is going to reach 75 to 80 percent. Then, this might be 
feasible."

Furthermore, a turbine designed by a company called Thermal Dynamic 
Engineering, which produces just 50 kilowatt-hours of energy but is much 
less expensive to install than the Durham system, will be available in the 
near future, Looker said.

Thus, it may indeed come to pass that deceased baby boomers will someday 
help power your household appliances.