Minqi Li
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Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Climate Change 2018-2100
A Guest Post by Dr. Minqi Li, Professor Department of Economics, University of Utah E-mail: [email protected] September 2018 This is Part 5 of the World…
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World Energy 2014-2050 (Part 3)
This is a guest post by Political Economist Solar Correction As I reviewed my spreadsheet, I identified a copy and paste error resulting in a…
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World Energy 2014-2050 (Part 2)
This is a guest post by Political Economist Nuclear Electricity According to BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2014, world consumption of nuclear electricity reached…
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World Energy 2014-2050 (Part 1)
This is a guest post by Political Economist World Energy 2014-2050: An Informal Annual Report “Political Economist” June 2014 The purpose of this informal report…
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SW, “while the western world wasted all money for some fancy suicidal decarbonization policy; China invested significantly to more the…
An Update to World Oil Production has been posted https://peakoilbarrel.com/april-world-oil-production-drops-again/
SW, That’s a nice proverb (杞人忧天). “这则寓言通过杞人担忧天地崩坠的故事，嘲笑了那种整天怀着毫无必要的担心和无穷无尽的忧愁，既自扰又扰人的庸人，告诉人们不要毫无根据地忧虑和担心。” “This fable, through the story of the man of Qi who worried that…
Interesting report, with a catchy nickname of ‘frackalachia’ coined. Shale Gas in Pennsylvania : 2026 – The Illusion of Shale…
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75,281 kb/d? Is that not very close to the crude oil peak predicted in the early 2000s for 2005?