Energy source and resources


the city of new mombasa is rich in resources and energy with it's extensive amount of GREEN LIFE, wood, water, oxygen, electricity, food, animals, solar panels, wind turbines and more. new mombasa lives on renewable-resources and non-ENVIRONMENTALLY harmful CHEMICALS, pollutants and energy.  

natural resources


green life

This city is blossomed with an extensive amount of green life including food-producing plants, trees, flowers, crops,leaves and vines. this amount of plants can supply an abundance of oxygen for animals and us humans. the amount of food-producing plants, apple trees, pear trees, cherry trees, plum trees and crops can THEORETICALLY ALLOW residents an unlimited source of food and protein while also being a huge player in trade and exports allowing imports of wood, meat and technology. the city of new mombasa houses a PLETHORA of trees and forests giving us a beautiful natural LAND-FORM and a boatload of wood for decor and trade.   

animals


animals are a big part in new mombasa city. first of all, the animals supply A lot of meat and the amount of animals on this island means something. there have even been sightings of pokemon. meat is also apart of new mombasa's trade and exports. ever heard of gmo. gmo stands for genetically modified organisms. new mombasa is home to a gmo LABORATORY that specializes in the GENETICALLY engineering of salmon. it allows the fish to grow twice as fast with double the protein and nutrition. this is possible with our technology and is 100% safe and healthy for the human body, salmon and ocean. 

water

 
this natural RESOURCE is one of the most important resource on this planet if not the most. water keeps us alive and healthy and us humans cannot survive without it. new mombasa city is on a island surrounded by a body of water. you might say, well that's salt water isn't it? why, yes it is but due to our very INTELLIGENT scientists and advanced technology, we have designed, PROGRAMMED and created a machine that is able to convert salt water into fresh, drinkable water. just one of the many ground-breaking technology we have to offer only at new mombasa city.

energy source


wind turbines

one of the two energy sources that power our great city are wind turbines. due to our location being on a island, we have a lot of gusty winds coming in from the ocean surrounding the city. our scientists have taken advantage of this particular climate and we have created wind turbines able to CONVERT high winds into safe energy. oh, whats so special about that huh? well, these AREN'T regular wind turbines, these turbines have solar panels which means they will never stop due to our climate and produce three times more energy than the average wind turbine. three times more! 

solar panels


new mombasa city has the biggest solar panel field/plant in the world. housing a 415 mw solar plant powering all the homes, buildings, BUSINESSES, electrical devices, cars(we will get into that later) and much more. these solar panels are on top of all buildings in a discrete way and provides energy such as heat and electricity. famous in new mombasa city are the solar panel roads that will power streetlights, charge cars, billboards, lighted lanes, rails and nearby CONVENIENT stores.

why use these options?




new mombasa city uses these resources and energy sources because they are COMPLETELY safe and eco-friendly. most of these resources are totally renewable and and all come from mother nature or from OUTER-SPACE(the sun). we do not use any type of fossil fuels as they pollute the environment and take about three-hundred million years to renew them selves. as for the pollutants that occur from it, it can cause global warming which means that the earth will get hotter un-balancing TEMPERATURES and NEGATIVELY affecting the environment. the energy sources are powerful enough to power the entire city for two years in a weeks time. not only that but they are safe to use and we will never run out of the source(wind and sunlight) making it really productive and safe for humans and the environment