Being poor is expensive

Because of lack of trust from the bank, a poor can not finance profitable improvements and has to spent excessively money for obsolete technology.






  Electric scooter with refueling station


He is the typical inhabitant of a development country. He drives 10.000 km a year with his scooter. 3 litre gasoline for 100km cost him 28.-EUR per month.

With a credit, he could buy an electric scooter, his own refueling station, a photovoltaic system, but no bank gives him a credit.

  The freedom package for 28.-EUR a month


  • Electric scooter with 3 kWh lithium batteries and 150 km range
  • Charger with vehicle to grid possibility
  • 600 Watt peak Photovoltaic - twice as much as necessary for 10,000 km a year
  • 3 kWh stationary battery
  • Deliver electric power to the grid with energy management
This calculation is based on 5000.-EUR financed with a 3% credit interest supported and quaranted by the organization for oil exit.

  Stable solar electric power grid for development countries


He has electric power, but very unreliably. Each day are planed power outages and unplaned outages. But this improves with each freedom. A virtual power plant formed by all the photovoltaic systems and batteries make the grid stable, increases the efficiency of fossile power plants, only full power, no unfavorable partial load, until the fossile plants are superfluous.

His brother lives on the country without public grid. The few already purchased freedom packs form there a local power grid for the village. When he returns in the evening with his electric scooter, all stationary batteries will together recharge his scooter.

Politics - political targets of PEGE Politics - political targets of PEGE
Nonpolitical, pragmatic, on the other side of ideologies counts in our politic only one target: A long time lasting civilization able to develop further on a stable base.


Philosophy Philosophy
Long-term planning and stability have to be the guiding rules of politics. A philosophy based on the mathematic branch of games theory.


Living standard
What is living standard? How is living standard correctly measured? Is it possible, that our living standard declines drastic, while uncorrect numbers want to make us belive it's like paradise?


Taxes tax politics
The consequences of the tax politic for humans and environment. The politicians claim to fight for humans and the environment, but the tax politics shows the exact opposit.


Energy politic
Decades of wrong energy politic. Instead of more living standard with less energy usage, partial the contrary was reached. A result of the wrong tax politic.




  Oil exit


Take demand pressure out of the oil market, slow down the increase of the oil price, more is at -4% less oil production per year short-term not possible. Change to a world without crude oil.

Financing the oil exit
In the agriculture are subventions for no production usual to stop price decay by over producion. Exactly the opposit is necessary is for the to small offer of the oil market.


Main task credits
Credit quarantees and interest support will be the main task of the organization for oil exit. The interest support will be a main part of the budget.


Shipping without crude oil
Just right now, shipping uses 7,29 Million barrel a day. Depending on size and required range, 0 oil consumption will be achieved by hydrogen, methanol or lithium batteries.


Negligence in oil exit: 2 times BAWAG harm per day
We will have a legal proceeding with a unbelievable high amount of harm. Just right now, the BAWAG case about speculation upset Austria, but this had been peanuts.


Omission resulting in death Omission resulting in death
The omission to follow the IEA study about measures against a fast increasing oil price can be fast much more than only an economic damage.




          Being poor is expensive: Because of lack of trust from the bank, a poor can not finance profitable improvements and has to spent excessively money for obsolete technology. https://politics.pege.org/2008-oil-exit/being-poor-is-expensive.htm
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