El Pueblo de la Energia

Current Power Generated:

Starting Happiness:

Population Happiness Impact:

Current Happiness:

Taxes Gathered this Turn:

Trees/Cleared Land Squares:

Treasury Income this Turn:

Total Impact on Happiness:

1) Advance the "Current Turn" Tracker (J14) by 1.

2) If a facility produces Damaged Land (Coal, Natural Gas, Hydroelectric Dam, Nuclear), change a number of tiles on the map equal to their respective cells in the Damaged Land Produced/turn column (X4 through X13). Take note of what changes.

1) (SKIP THIS STEP IF ON TURN 0) Players vote on whether or not to continue with the current power facilities. If yes, move on to step three of Phase 2. Debate is welcomed and encouraged, but must be ceased when the GM calls for a vote.

2) Players vote on what power facilities to construct to supply Puebla de la Energia with power. They may debate on where to place those power facilities and discuss pros and cons, but if the GM calls for a vote, debate MUST cease and they must vote.

3) Players vote on any remaining issues--cleaning up Damaged Land, tearing down earlier Power Facilities, regrowing Trees, etc.

1) Players spend Money from the Treasury to enact any of the plans they approved in the Second Phase. If they run out of Money, those plans do not happen. Adjust the map accordingly (change dropdown menu options on various tiles to different dropdown menu options, reflecting the player's choices. Record the Money they spent in the "Money Spent" column (Cells H17 to H26). Add Facilities Built if you so choose (I17 to I26).

2) The Round ends. Record any changes in the Happiness (E17 to E26), Population (F17 to F26), and Current Treasury (G17 to G26) tracks. Add Power Generated (Q2) into the Power Generated Track (D17 to D26) (Optional).

Description:

This is what it costs to reseed a given tile of land and turn Cleared Land back into Trees. This can only be done on Cleared Land.

This is what it costs to clear Trees from a given tile and turn it into Cleared Land.

May replace either Trees or Cleared Land. You may spend $1 to clean up Damaged Land and convert it into Cleared Land.

Some facilities take time to build. Change the Tile to this to reflect the ongoing construction.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Non-dispatchable, so it must be paired with a Large Battery in order to provide power.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Non-dispatchable, so it must be paired with a Large Battery in order to provide power.

(See Wind Turbine and PV Solar)

Must be built on Cleared Land. Provides electricity storage for Wind Turbines and Photovoltaic Solar cells. Only provides 10 Electricity Storage per Battery.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Slightly more expensive than Natural Gas facilities, but environmentally cleaner.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Provides a comparable amount of electricity to Geothermal Energy, but is cheaper. Also is more harmful to the environment. Adds 4 Damaged Land per turn around the facility.

Must be built on Cleared Land, and must be built straddling a River (four center squares must be over a River, four outside squares must be over Cleared Land). Provides a large amount of energy, though has an impact on farming soil downstream. Produces 2 Damaged Land per turn, spreading from around the Dam.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Provides significant power, but is not environmentally friendly. Adds 6 Damaged Land per turn around the facility.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Provides incredible amounts of Power, but is pricey. Environmentally clean, though.

Must be built on Cleared Land. Provides INCREDIBLE amounts of Power, but is pricey, and environmentally damaging. Adds 12 Damaged Land per turn around the facility.