The Second Law of Thermodynamics, in its Current Form, And Low-Temperature Energy Generation in the Arctic Zone

The modern energy structure is aimed at the use of carbon-free energy sources in all areas – industry, transport, aviation, and the household sector. The long-term practice of developing carbon-free generating solutions in the areas of hydropower, wind power, solar light and solar thermal energy, and high-temperature geothermal energy demonstrates the viability of the carbon-free technological structure, reveals its shortcomings, and at the same time creates a clear understanding of the correctness of the carbon-free technological structure in the development of clean energy for the planet. An extremely important scientific and technical task at all times of humanity’s development is the task of extracting energy in all its forms and using energy in all possible ways, both for the development of humanity, which is the task of the rational part of humanity, and for its destruction, which is the task of the insane part of humanity. Human scientific thought has always worked and continues to work towards understanding.