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  1. The Gulf Oil Spill

    In March 2008, in the city of New Orleans, the giant oil company BP purchased the right to drill for oil at the Macondo well in an area identified as...
    John Rennie Short in Stress Testing the USA
    Chapter 2013
  2. Sustainable Energy Opportunities and Limitations

    In this timely book, leading authors explore the technologies that might help us to develop a sustainable energy future, emphasising renewable energy...
    Book 2007
  3. Long-term, Renewables-Intensive World Energy Scenarios

    Can renewable energy sources make a major contribution to the world’s growing energy needs, and to reducing atmospheric carbon emissions, during the...
    Godfrey Boyle in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  4. Sustainable Lifestyles of the Future

    In the great debates over climate change there is always a ghost at the banquet — or is it an elephant in the room? It is the ‘lifestyle’ question:...
    Peter Harper in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  5. Wind Power and Similar Renewable Sources —Why Variability Doesn’t Matter

    ‘What happens when the wind stops blowing?’ is a question that is frequently asked. Nobody asks, ‘What happens when a large thermal power station, or...
    David Milborrow in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  6. Carbon Trading: Opportunities and Issues

    The creation of markets for carbon trading is often seen as a key way in which the development of new ‘cleaner’ energy options, as well as more...
    Stephen Peake in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  7. Sea Power — How We Can Tap Wave and Tidal Power

    Renewable energy can be used both in rural and urban areas. Given proper attention to the efficient use of energy, most rural areas can probably meet...
    David Elliott in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  8. The Limits to Energy Efficiency: Time to Beat the Rebound Effect

    While the previous chapter has presented technical solutions to reducing energy use, this chapter first looks at the historic failure of this...
    Horace Herring in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  9. Biomass — Greening the Transport Sector

    Transport fuels supply around one third of total energy use in the UK, and nearly a quarter of national carbon dioxide emissions. Until recently,...
    Jonathan Scurlock in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  10. Supporting Renewables: Feed in Tariffs and Quota/Trading Systems

    New technologies, like renewable energy systems, usually need support to become established. Some governments have focused on initial direct state...
    David Elliott in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  11. Sustainable Energy: Nuclear Power and Renewables

    If we are to move towards a sustainable approach to energy generation, that is, an approach which can be continued into the future without...
    David Elliott in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  12. Solar Power: Using Energy from the Sun in Buildings

    Solar Energy is the easiest form of renewable energy to integrate into the fabric of a building, and in turn a city, and is capable of providing a...
    Susan Roaf, Rajat Gupta in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  13. Supporting Renewables: Local Ownership, Wind Power and Sustainable Finance

    There are a range of ways to provide financial and institutional support for renewable energy projects — including direct government support and...
    David Toke in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  14. Saving Energy — How to Cut Energy Wastage

    Most of the previous chapters have concentrated on energy supply. This chapter looks at ways to save energy and focuses on energy in buildings in the...
    Bob Everett in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
  15. A Sustainable Future for Energy?

    This book has attempted to review the potential and problems of moving towards a long-term fully sustainable energy future. The assumption has been...
    David Elliott in Sustainable Energy
    Chapter 2007
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