Dominance vs Growth: The Battle for 21st Century Energy
The energy transition ahead is unlikely to be a straight-line substitution of one fuel source by another. It’s more likely
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The energy transition ahead is unlikely to be a straight-line substitution of one fuel source by another. It’s more likely
Continue readingAn era of unbalanced, unproductive energy supply is coming to an end – and a new age of scalable, efficient
Continue readingA summary of Paper 2 is shown here – the full analysis is in the White Paper section. Three Key Questions
Continue readingPeak Oil and Gas Investment Has Probably Already Happened – So What does that Mean? The subject of Peak Demand remains
Continue reading(Note – this post is also available in pdf format in the White Paper page) Leading Oil Firms Should Start Executing Plans for a World
Continue readingAnother excellent post by Liam Denning of Bloomberg Gadfly on a major conundrum for Big Oil, even after this week’s OPEC announcements
Continue reading“It is a reasonable bet that the $24 billion Hinkley Point C nuclear power project in the U.K., due online
Continue readingWe’ve covered big oil’s structural problems with big projects in a number of posts this year – see Megafragility for example.
Continue readingA coming change in energy provision, from extraction to manufacturing, that should reduce long-term energy costs Earlier this month Ben
Continue reading“My name is Ozymandias, king of kings Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!’ Nothing beside remains. Round the
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