The move to a new energy order is vital, but it will be messy. -Leaders @TheEconomist economist.com 8:33 PM · Sep 17, 2020 LINK to article
17 septiembre, 2020
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Archivos por tag : energy
21 octubre, 2019
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Coal consumption
Matt Ridley✔ @mattwridley An interesting statistic: that China now burns more coal than all other countries put together: 1907m tonnes vs 1864m tonnes. https://twitter.com/angry_bystander/status/1186249182220152832 …The Angry Bystander @angry_bystander Replying to @gogetsmarthome and 48 others 2:57 PM – Oct 21, 2019 … Continuar leyendo
9 octubre, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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Energy spheres of influence
@CSIS For several decades, energy security has been defined and pursued in a multilateral world with relatively open markets and technology transfer, where energy relations have become increasingly commodified. But that world may soon disappear—energy relationships might become more political, … Continuar leyendo
8 junio, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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Tracking Clean Energy Progress
IEA✔@IEA Our Sustainable Development Scenario offers a pathway to reach the #ParisAgreement‘s well below 2°C goal, universal energy access & substantially reduce air pollution. But we are not on track. Tracking Clean Energy Progress looks at how to change this … Continuar leyendo
18 diciembre, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Oil 2018
Petrochemicals: a key driver of demand growth The fastest-growing source of global oil demand growth are petrochemicals, particularly in the United States and China. The shale revolution in the United States has opened up a major source of cheap domestic … Continuar leyendo
5 diciembre, 2018
por Felipe Sahagún
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Denmark, Britain top global league for climate measures – report
LONDON (Reuters) – Denmark and Britain are the top countries when it comes to implementing measures to fight climate change, although Britain has lagged in phasing out fossil fuel subsidies, a report published by academics said on Wednesday. …MORE