PureNRG Program Description

WELCOME TO PureNRG!

The recent adverse fall on the market of crude oil put up a debatable question about plausible future of traditional sources of energy. Japan and Germany, following the disastrous tsunami in 2010, seem to have restrained from developing future project of nuclear power stations (NPS) while supporting the idea of planned shift to sustainable and re-usable resources like wind, solar, and tide-dependent power. Japan has never been in risk-free seismic zone, thus the decision of sticking to nuclear power, taken in the last century, proved itself to be on the wrong side.

As conventional power generation plants (using coal, gas or petroleum) are inevitably going off-scene in the foreseeable future because of lack of easily exploitable sources, the world economy will be forced to move to non-traditional ways to produce electricity. Facing the challenging shift on the global scale of energy production, PureNRG sets a new milestone in raising the effective use of renewable energy sources: solar, hydro, geothermal, tidal action, and wind.

We are deeply concerned with the fact that sometimes hydroelectric power stations pose a prolonged impact on the environment, which is not easily traceable. Wind turbines, on the other hand, are placed not where they are commercially feasible, but where they rather serve short-term political goals. Still more, windmills are suspected of producing sounds that continuously put strain of birds’ health thus forcing flocks to move away.

With those concerns in mind, PureNRG adopts a less popular approach by deeply inspecting suitable spots for potential development of power plants, taking in consideration both commercial profitability, investments turn-over, and environmental issues in their depth. We are strong advocates of peaceful co-existence of pristine nature and power generation facilities. It is better to lay longer cables and build windmills farther from shores than to make huge flocks of water birds escape from their nests.