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But what would you expect from an oil company?
And I’m not just saying this because I only scored 10,156th out of 46,810 players on my third try.
On the postive side, the game seems to push energy efficiency and renewable energy.
On the minus side, Chrevon — and The Economist – seem unaware that hydrogen is not a primary energy source. Also, they include oil shale, which is an even less likely energy source than hydrogen, if that’s possible.
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After powering up Bishop, CA, with 75% hydro, the game would only offer biomass or fossil fuels as option for the remaining 25%. Nope, no windpower.
After adding 12.5% biomass, the game offers petroleum as sole option for last 12.5%.
What company did you say sponsors this game?
Rank = 1065/47009
Score = 692,893,291
50% Hydro
25% Solar
8.3% Petroleum
8.3% Biomass
8.3% Hydrogen
0% Fusion
0% MHD
I got 19547 the first time.