OUR POWER IS
LIMITLESS.
LIMITLESS POWER IS
INFINITE
IN JUST 10 SECONDS, ENOUGH SUNLIGHT HITS THE EARTH TO POWER EVERYTHING WE DO FOR A DAY.
That’s real, everyday energy that powers your coffeemaker, your computer, and the entire energy grid. With today’s technology, this energy can be harnessed by everyone, everywhere.
Source: NASA
LIMITLESS POWER IS
AFFORDABLE
THE CHEAPEST ENERGY ON EARTH COMES FROM LIMITLESS SOURCES
The wind blowing through your backyard, or the sun shining through your kitchen window. The key to lowering energy bills and building a more affordable future is simple economics: Use more of the energy that costs the least.
LIMITLESS POWER IS
PROVEN
POWERING OUR LIVES WITH LIMITLESS ENERGY ISN’T A ROLL OF THE DICE.
It’s real, it’s reliable, and it’s already happening across the country. States like Iowa, South Dakota, and Kansas are meeting over half their electricity needs from limitless sources like wind and solar. And the biggest producer of limitless energy in the country? That’d be Texas.
Source: Climate Central, U.S. Energy Information Administration
LIMITLESS POWER IS
LOCAL
THE BEST PART ABOUT LIMITLESS ENERGY? IT’S IN OUR BACKYARDS.
Every region of our country gets enough power from wind or sun to produce its energy locally. And because solar panels can be installed on pretty much any rooftop, we can all harness the power.
Source: American Clean Power Association
In the 00:00 you’ve been here, this much solar energy has hit Earth.
Enough to power:
Source: NASA Earth Sciences, EIA, Argonne National Laboratory, arXiv, USDA
SKEPTICAL, UNCERTAIN, OR JUST WANT TO LEARN MORE?
Explore some of the most common misperceptions surrounding the topic of limitless power.
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It’s true that people refer to limitless energy as “clean.” We’re good with that, but clean is just one part of the story. Limitless energy is great because it’s infinite, increasingly affordable, already proven, and can be harnessed literally anywhere in our country. If we use more of it, we believe we can do a whole lot better for the people in our communities: lowering energy bills, making monthly budgets feel more reasonable, and even more epic things, like driving better innovation.
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It sounds out of this world, but the team at NASA says, yeah. The sun blasts the Earth with 174,000 terawatts of power every second. Right now, we’re only capturing the teensiest, tiniest fraction of it. But thanks to recent leaps in solar and storage, we can harness so much more. And no: We don’t have to plaster the planet with solar panels to achieve it. Just a single stretch of desert could power everything.
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That’s where batteries and storage come into play. They let us save electricity when the sun is shining or the wind is blowing, then use it later when people need it. Add hydro, nuclear, geothermal, and a smarter grid to the mix, and suddenly “what happens when the sun goes down?” has an easy answer.
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Yes and no. If you’re reading this right now, it’s pretty safe to assume you’re using a battery on your computer. Batteries aren’t perfect, but compared to other ways of generating and storing energy, limitless energy is the cleanest way to power our world. No energy source can claim zero impact. But over its lifespan, solar and wind are at least 80% cleaner than the alternatives.
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Oil and gas have helped humanity progress to where we are today. But as new technologies like AI cause global energy demand to surge to truly never-seen-before levels, it’s time for us to harness the most awesome and abundant resources available to us. As limitless energy keeps advancing, we can power more for cheaper than ever before. As for nuclear? We’re fans, and we’re excited to see more of its limitless potential unlocked in the future.
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Yes. And it is. Global funding for limitless power has now soared to $2 trillion and is expected to reach $3 trillion soon. The world is investing nearly twice as much in solar and wind as it does in limited resources (think: fossil fuels). And guess what state is leading the charge? Texas, with limitless energy investments of more than $144 billion.
ARE YOU READY TO POWER A WORLD OF #LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES?
Good. We are, too. Send these around to your friends, family, and neighbors. Talk about what’s possible and come back here to get your questions answered.
