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Global Energy Developments


Energy is the ability to do work. Its cost and availability defines our global standard of living. Developments in energy will define how fast we will continue to reduce global poverty.

Energy developments also define what will occur with global climate change, human health, human populations and preservation of the natural world.

Energy is one of the most capital intensive industries and knowledge intensive industries on the planet. It's capital intensity and often highly regulated structure leads to less than optimal adaptation to market and technology change. Additionally, the increased risk associated with an expanding wave front of technology change making it difficult to chose a winning technology when "better" alternatives may be just around the corner.

Global energy myths abound that stand in the way of reasonable public policy formulation. The global - transnational - imperative is seldom more apparent than in this domain.

    
  International Energy Agency
  
  World Energy Resources and Consumption
  
  Energy Storage News
  
  LNG World News
  
  Smart Grid News
  
  World Energy Council
  
  The Oil Drum - Peak Oil - Energy Commentary
  
  International Association for Energy Economics
  
  Organization of Petroleum Exporters (OPEC)
  
  U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
  
  Cleantechnia
  
  Arpa - E
  
   Open Energy I - Organizing the World's Energy Information
  
  Green Car Congress
  
  International Atomic Energy Agency
  
  Gas Hydrates
  
  Space Solar Power
  
  U.S. Department of Energy
  
  Europe's Energy Portal
  
  Natural Resources Canada
  
  Fusion Technology Institute (FTI)
  
   World Energy Outlook 2007: China and India Insights - 9 minutes - video
  
   Statisical Review of World Energy 2007 - BP Report
  
   Energy Quality, Flow, and Accumulation in the Natural World - Wes Hermann
  
   Energy Trends & Technologies - Steven Koonin - 90 minutes - video
  
   Global Wind Energy Council
  
   Energy Diplomacy in the 21st Century Remarks Hillary Rodham Clinton October 18, 2012
  
   Natural gas is set to become a 'high-carbon fuel' after 2025 - IEA
  
   The Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (JCAP) - artificial solar-fuel generation technology
  
   Free MIT Course 2012 - Energy Decisions, Markets, and Policies
  
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