The Implications Of Green Energy Cost Projections Green energy cost projections can often leave people depressed and wondering whether this whole green energy business is really practical after all. In so many cases the expense of installing the most effective equipment wipes out the savings to be made in the long term future, so you may well be asking what the point of it all is. Well, firstly, the need to switch to green energy is a fundamental one. We don't have enough fossil fuel to sustain our current use into the future, and even if we did the environmental considerations would make it extremely unwise to do so. Green energy sources are, therefore, totally essential in ensuring the future of our civilization. The enduring problem is how we can most effectively make the transition from where we are now to where we want to be. The argument also remains as to whether implementing change is a personal responsibility or a governmental one. Whatever your viewpoint, the fact remains that expecting individuals to inflict financial hardship on themselves by deliberately choosing more expensive options is simply unrealistic. Only governments have the ability to manipulate the financial incentives so that it is in everyone's best interests to choose an environmentally friendly option. There can only be a wholesale effective switching to green energy with deliberate government policy, as no-one else has the power to authorize the building of the necessary installations and infrastructure. The move to solar and wind power needs huge installations and planning on a global scale. It will even need a large degree of international cooperation if it is to fully succeed. Yes, there are things which some householders can do to get more energy from renewable sources, but even if thousands do so it will only make a minor difference. The green energy cost projection needs to be considered on an international level, and changes need to be made with the future of the entire planet as the goal. Nothing else will lead us to the place where we need to be, a place where all of the world's population has access to renewable, sustainable energy sources. That is not to say that we cannot do something to help ourselves, because there is much we can do, especially if we have government grants available to us to help us do so. Our own green energy cost algorithm will depend on where we live and what our consumption needs are. The most likely areas in which to save money are heating and transportation. A better heating system using air to water heat pumps can effectively heat your home from the floor upwards, creating a much more efficient use of the heat generated. Switching to an electric vehicle or even using an electric cycle can save you a lot of money, and allow you to reduce your overall green energy cost.