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INTRENEX is a website that was created by the German Marc Muncke, born on 01.08.1967 in Antibes, France (“me”).

I grew up in Munich, Germany and went to a scientific high school that I finished in 1987. I am currently working as a software developer for an Austrian company and do the work “here” in my spare time so please be gentle when you do not receive a reply the very moment that you contact me. I have a degree in “supply technology” from the Fachhochschule für Technik (technical high school) in Esslingen, Germany and my title is Dipl.-Ing.(FH). The title was obtained after successfully submitting a thesis creating a software system using 3-D vision in the process of thermal power system refurbishing. I was awarded a price for “exceptionally achieving thesis”. “cum laude” does not exist in the engineering field, That was in 1997. Since then I moved to Austria and I have lived in Vienna ever since. I studied at the University of Vienna for some time and acquired a knowledge of higher mathematics and thermodynamics. I also have an apprenticeship as a farmer from the Landwirtschaftliche Fachschule Grottenhof Hardt (the Grottenhof Hardt Agricultural vocational college) in Graz, Austria, so I can claim to have some agricultural knowledge.

 

PURPOSE

INTRENEX is an open Platform that will provide a new financing model to fund the fast global transition to a WWS [1] energy supply. The main idea of this transition is the concept of an international supergrid connecting regions with high WWS [1] energy potential to the consumers of WWS [1] energy via a network of HVDC lines. This concept is mainly based on the thesis of Dr. Gregor Czisch. I am in close contact with Mr. Czisch about the project but he is currently not an employee of INTRENEX. The INTRENEX enterprise might be labelled as a “green fintech”.

CONTACT

Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Marc Muncke

Intrenex GmbH (liqu.)

International Renewable Energy Grid

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FN 490474 k, Handelsgericht Wien

[1] WWS: wind, water, sunlight

This is the final update to this site on 21.12.2023, 09:24. The text was ready for publishing earllier but I have better things to do.

I have officially shut down operations of Intrenex GmbH at Handelsgericht Wien on 01.03.2023.
The reason is the one that I set in topic number 18 of the FAQ.
If you want to know what I did (get done) it can be boiled down to these two things:

A friendly slap on the shoulder saying either:
“Well Mr. Muncke, that is a nice idea but you are just a nobody.”
or
“Well Marc, you are just a crazy megalomaniac”.

The unfortunate reality is that many people have difficulties to grasp really huge and really complex problems.
The energy problem comes down to “I do not want to lose my standard of living.”
When you put all your eggs of “standard of living” in the basket of non renewable resources and a dogma of “growth” you will end up in a situation where your options about “having resources for my standard of living” will be getting smaller by the day.
If you look up Maurice Strong and the history of Agenda 2030 you will find out that “extraordinary times reqiuire extraordinary measures” makes a good fit as reason why there has not been any progress or why there will never be “energy too cheap to meter”.
If you think this is far fetched, watch the two videos below by Alison McDowell who has the big picture for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41ZhvdS7LRg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=033GnHufmCA
This will take you 4 valuable hours, meaning you are looking at a very very complex topic here.
It could be a bit far fetched to stick “digging up the planet for saving the planet” to an experiment with 30 people but you know, scaling, scaling.
That was all that Intrenex was about in the first place.
If you do not believe that the planet is being plowed for minerals and all other stuff, check this out:
https://www.isa.org.jm/news/global-call-to-action-for-accelerating-progress-under-the-2030-agenda-through-deep-sea-research-technology-and-innovation-launched-at-the-sdgs-summit-high-level-event-co-organized-by-bangladesh-arge/
Infinite growth can of course happen on data (really?) or at least “symbols representing data” and humans are a permanent renewable source for mining data.

“If human life depends on nature, humans will defend nature. If human life depends on a machine, humans will defend the machine.”

21.09.2023
Marc Muncke

PS:
I have also quit my Job and will never again “work for a software company” but I will keep developing software and create music.

PPS:

Thank you Mr. Czisch.