How is there energy and charge in the universe? According law of conservation of charge "the total electric charge in the universe is constant and charge can neither be created nor be destroyed" so how did the existing charge came. I f it can not be created how it is was created in the first place
 A: Experimentally, we see processes like pair production that produce charged particles but conserve charge by producing equal positive and negative charge. We presume that the charged particles we see in the Universe were produced by such processes in the Big Bang.
A: Well, indeed energy is not conserved in curved spacetime. It's only locally conserved.
Unless one takes into account the gravitional self energy.
Gravitational Pseudo-Tensor of Energy-Momentum
One possible cosmological scenario is that the total gravitational energy of the universe pluse the positive matter energy is zero.
Zero Energy Universe
Energy can be considered as a Noether charge, and more generally the same applies to any charge in curved spacetime.
In supersymmetric theories there's a lower bound on the energy spectrum of the theory. That is an absolute zero for energy. Which perhaps not so accidentally, hints for the hidden link between supersymmetry and gravity in the format of Super Gravity theories.
Supersymmetry should definitely be spontaneously broken, either at tree level or more probably by None perturbative Quantum effects.
The problem would be, why the cosmological constant(energy density of the vacuum) is so small while the scale of SUSY breaking is very high.
