Great reply. You understand.

The only thing you have to realize is that humanity has already found an alternative to oil and gas. We aren't ready for it yet, but will be within a decade or two.

Cold fusion reactors have always been a dream of science. However, there are no materials on earth that can generate cold fusion at temperatures low enough to be contained and safely used to generate electricity.

However, Helium-3, which is found in moon dust and can be found in some concentrated deposits capable of being refined on the lunar surface, can be brought back to earth and used in cold-fusion reactions at controllable temperatures with typical steam turbine generators. Helium-3 will one day be used to generate environmentally clean electricity for our planet. The problem is that there is obviously not an environmentally "clean" way to get to the lunar surface and mine it yet, even if a remote processing plant was utilized on the lunar surface and the system were completely automated. The logistics have been worked out, but we aren't there yet.