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The world is getting better at generating more wealth out of energy
It starts from the notion that the quantity of natural resources (including oil) is ultimately fixed
Fresh data is pointing at a truly historic increase in US oil production last year
On the global implications of shale: Setting the scene
What is the impact of rising shale oil (and gas) production on markets and prices?
Political discussions are likely to reach new heights in determining whether, where and when shale resources will be accessed
Having to make local decisions does not mean that the geopolitics of energy become less important
Shale oil and gas production is likely to leave a considerable footprint on the global macroeconomic landscape.
Last year the US, recorded the largest decline in CO2 emissions worldwide
Forty years ago this month, the world of energy changed
The impact of the US shale “revolution,”what it means:
In the last ten years, global energy consumption increased by 30%
The Statistic Review, has become widely recognized as a key source of data on energy markets
Energy is a topic that is hotly debated around the world
Are we running out of oil? When? Will Chinese coal consumption keep rising?
