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- The Exploitation of Green Energy Tue, 6 Dec 22, 1:00amThose subsidies are providing financial incentives to the developing countries mining for those green materials to continue their exploitation of poor people and environmental degradation of their landscapes.
- The World as We Know It Ends If It Can’t Find Its Bearings Fri, 2 Dec 22, 1:00amToday’s global market is one of broken price signals, starting with energy. High oil/gas/coal prices mean the world is desperate for more, yet global production is being stifled by the class of people that have never sat...
- ESG = Extreme Shortages Guaranteed! Wed, 19 Jan 22, 5:00amThe Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors climbing up the agenda in the banking industry to divest in fossil fuels is a desire to reach a world like that in the 1800’s, when the world was previously “decarbonized”.
- Panasonic explores a European battery deal with Norway’s largest energy and industrial companies Wed, 18 Nov 20, 5:51pmPanasonic, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of lithium-ion batteries, has signed a preliminary agreement with the Nordic energy company Equinor and engineering and industrial company Norsk Hydro to collaborate...
- Things Fall Apart: Complexity, Supply Chains, Infrastructure & Collapse Revisited Fri, 27 Aug 10, 12:45amThis is a presentation by Dr. David Korowicz from Feasta, given at the Oil Drum/ASPO Conference at Alcatraz, Italy in June 2009. It can be downloaded here: Things fall apart: Some thoughts on complexity, supply chains, infrastructure...
- Things Fall Apart: Complexity, Supply Chains, Infrastructure & Collapse Tue, 4 Aug 09, 1:48pmThis is a presentation by Dr. David Korowicz from Feasta, given at the Oil Drum/ASPO Conference at Alcatraz, Italy in June 2009. It can be downloaded here: Things fall apart: Some thoughts on complexity, supply chains, infrastructure...
- PV Oversupply is Good For Solar Customers & Planet Earth Tue, 19 May 09, 4:05amEditor’s Note: The is a guest contribution by Danny Kennedy, President of Sungevity. This is the fourth post in a series from the CEO’s of major solar companies. You can follow the complete series here. Like a tide...