Fossil Fuel Demand Has Peaked
Fossil fuel demand peaked in 2019 and is now bouncing along a plateau before its inevitable decline.
Fossil fuel demand peaked in 2019 and is now bouncing along a plateau before its inevitable decline.
Right now at the Conference of the Parties (COP) 27 in Egypt, all eyes are on whether rich countries provide the money they have promised to poorer, less-developed nations to help them adapt to the…
America has a once-in-a-generation opportunity to lower costs and establish global leadership on climate and clean energy by focusing on regional strategies.
Editor’s note: The following op-ed was posted in Mandarin in Caijing Magazine, an influential Chinese publication that covers social, political and economic topics. On April 20, 2020, for the first time ever, the price…
Any serious energy transformation will need to harness America’s powerful and creative economic engine.
For more detail on the topics covered in this article, readers should see Amory Lovins’ FERC comments, a recent article on Forbes, and a forthcoming article in The Electricity Journal. In April,…
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Guest author Scott Macmurdo is a sustainability specialist with NRG Energy, which is a founding sponsor of the Business Renewables Center. Guest author Patrick Molloy is a financial analyst at the Business Renewables Center. Corporate interest…