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Royal Dutch Shell’s Global Business Environment executive Jeremy Bentham and team addressed and fielded questions from the press regarding the company’s “Energy Scenarios to 2050” research and analysis during the first of a planned series of live Shell Dialogues web chats earlier today, May 15.
3 Hard Truths
Broadly speaking, “Three Hard Truths” underlie and are driving developments in the global energy industry, according to Shell’s analysis. Emerging nations have been increasingly participating in globalization for the past ten years and more and will continue to do so, creating a significant “discontinuity” on the demand side of the global energy production and distribution system, Bentham noted during the web chat - one that conventional energy suppliers, as well as governments and international agencies, have failed to adjust and adapt to in timely fashion, much less foresee, he might have added.
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Looking to draw attention and redress the staggering fact that some 49% of the world's population lack access to basic sanitation and safe, sustainable water sources, the UN has launched a global financing mechanism, the Global Sanitation Fund, and is organizing World Sanitation Day events in Geneva and New York.[read more]
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Lots of activity at WIREC 2008 (the Washington International Renewable Energy Conference), including more than 100 uni-, bi- and multi-lateral pledges from some 40 countries to increase renewable energy development and use.[read more]
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The US DoE's National Renewable Energy Lab is playing a central and pivotal role when it comes to carrying out research, development and commercialization of promising alternative energy and clean technologies. As part of its outreach efforts, NREL on Tuesay pledged to cut its greenhouse gas emissions 75% by 2009 as a member of the EPA's Climate Leaders program. [read more]
The line forms on the left as heads of state and other high-ranking government officials announce pledges and ambitious plans aimed at reducing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions in the build-up to the United Nations Climate Conference to be held in Bali December 3-14. [read more]
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From Keith Rockmael at Greenerati.com We felt a little guilty strolling through the San Francisco stop on Green Festival...[read more]
Contrary to the title of the documentary released last year (“Who Killed the Electric Car?”), the electric car is alive...[read more]
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If you're a small business owner in the SF Bay Area who is looking for help "going green", the...[read more]
When I travel, I reluctantly throw away my recyclables as it is too much hassle to seek out a recycling...[read more]
Three cheers for Concha Guerra, Vice-Consul for Economics and Technology Innovation for the Community of Madrid and Leonor Perez Pita,...[read more]
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