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Limits on the Grid, Part 1

[Episode #2] – Limits on the Grid – Part 1 Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS Guest Mackay Miller, Senior Research Analyst at NREL. @mackaymiller Links NREL: Renewable Electricity Futures Study (RE Futures) (2012) NREL: Power Systems of the Future (May 2015) Nelder: Designing the grid for renewables (2012)  Nelder: Wind to Double and Solar to Triple in 6 Years, Says […]

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Oil and the Global Economy

Oil and the Global Economy How important is oil to the future of the global economy?  The remarkable economic expansion of in the United States and other industrial nations over the past century or more has been fueled by a steadily growing supply of low-cost energy—mostly from fossil fuels—oil in particular which accounts for more global energy […]

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Will Renewables Replace Fossil Fuels?

Will Renewables Replace Fossil Fuels? Renewable energy development has taken off in the United States over the past decade.  Solar, wind, and other renewable technologies are projected to continue to grow rapidly. But renewables still have a long way to go to replace oil, coal, and natural gas as primary sources of energy.  What will […]

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Whatever Happened to Peak Oil?

Whatever Happened to Peak Oil? Whatever happened to “peak oil” – the assertion that the rate at which oil is extracted from the Earth is nearing a maximum or peak level? With falling oil and gasoline prices and a boom of new oil development in the United States and elsewhere, concern about global oil supplies […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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