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Oil System Model by pierreweidemann@w*

Quality of Environment Population Oil Consumption Gross World Product Exploration & Production Price of Oil fossil fuel based energy production fossil fuel based transport Plastic production/consumption Fossils on market Demand for Oil Renewable Energy

The "Oil System Model" tries to show the significant influences on the price of oil and their implications. Originally created by Gene Bellinger Feel free to join in on the modeling by clicking the collaborative link. Source - -http://www.systemswiki.org/index.php?title=Oil_System_Model

PiM Mini Model on Associated Costs by Kai Neumann

Step 1 Level Resource 1 Resource A Target Finished (Step 2) Finished (Step 1) Overall Costs Total Costs Step 3 Value of Target Step 2

This mini model shows one of two ways to calculate costs within PROCESS-iMODELER models. Costs can be either as shown here the directly associated costs or like shown in another model the costs of the availability of the resources. For the associated costs you simply connect the process factors to a normal factor and use the costs() function times the process. The costs() value of each process step is the sum of the costs (a parameter of the resource- and level-resource factors) that are connected with t...

Parallele Prozesse Minutenbasis #5 by joerg.schibowsky@c*

Station P1 Station P2 Dauer P1 Dauer P2 MA P2 fertige Geräte MA P1+P2 Prozess 1 Prozess 2 Arbeitszeit MA P1+P2 verfügbar MA P2 verfügbar

Are investments into green energy macroeconomically costs? by Kai Neumann

Jobs Economy Almost free wind, solar and water power Spending power elsewhere Others continue to use fossil energy Economy elsewhere Jobs elsewhere Investments into green energy Cost of energy elsewhere Continued use of fossile energy Costs of energy Spending Power

This qualitative model and its description in the presenter shows an interconnected view of the advantages and disadvanteges of today's investments into green energy.

Tesla's Powerwalls seen in context by Kai Neumann

investments into clean energy photovoltaics and/or wind power good feeling of 100 percent independence cool gadget to be proud of cool things to buy less purchase power Powerwall, solution to store energy being part of the smart grid cleaner environment, future for our children our happiness economies of scale more people share new values

Just a small qualitative model for a discussion on linkedin on the economics of Tesla's Powerwalls. Here is the original article the discussion is based on: http://www.forbes.com/sites/christopherhelman/2015/05/01/why-teslas-powerwall-is-just-another-toy-fo...

PKW-Maut by bjuhre

Reibungsarmer Verkehrsfluss PKW-Maut ("Pickerl") Belastung für Dörfer / kleine Kommunen Verkehrsaufkommen auf Ausweichstrecken Güte des Strassennetzes Gerechtigkeit der Finanzierung Bereitschaft für Mautzahlung Gefühl des Ausgenutztseins Verständnis für die Maut Verfügbares Geld für Strassenbau / -erhaltung Abnutzung der Strassen Instandhaltungsaufwendungen

Ein paar Faktoren zum Thema PKW-Maut "angemodelt".

Systemic context of environmental indicators by Kai Neumann

Sustainable enterprises Political measures Sustainable consumers Media fosters sustainabilty Sustainability as a value Established economists oppose Promoting placative indicator(s) Way to put behavior / product into perspective Argument of outdated economics Conservative parties play down indicators Sustainability Argument of technical obstacles

The rise of resistance against climate policies by Kai Neumann

protection of environment need to change State of environment right memes resignation, no self-efficacy small steps, role models opposition media lobbyists wrong memes resistance to politics obvious need to protect the future

Whether it is Germany's "Heizungsgesetz" or the European Union's "Renaturation Law" there is a certain pattern how resistance evolves. Recently I was on workation sailing the Baltic Sea observing lots of signs of movements against the implementation of protected natural habitats in the Baltic Sea. The fishing 'industry', the tourism, and the water sports enthusiasts all seem united in their protest against the protection of the Baltic Sea. Fact is, that the Baltic Sea is in an extremely poor condition ca...

Extreme high incomes by Kai Neumann

Renowned are those with high income and fat exit packages A law or unions prohibit exit packages and excessive incomes Members of unions and politicians are part of the elitist net... An elitist network promotes each other Only renowned persons take the responsibility from the superv... Others could have reached the same Everybody above average rejects to earn less and hopes to ear... Charitable things could be financed Others could get a higher income The person helped to make a much higher profit Others also get high income High Income of a Person

A tiny qualitative model that asks how it is possible that many managers earn that much money and even get big exit packages even if they were not successful. Note there is no balancing feedback loop but a number of reinforcing feedback loops. Not also that everybody with an income above average that rejects to earn less is part of the development.

Solar Energy 2 by Kai Neumann

competitive price cheaper other sources efficient modules decentral control mass production integration into the power grid no covering of the base load more solar energy silica R & D subsidies buffer storage

small model for the english kw book