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Introduction
Introduction
Global Energy Usage
The Evolving Concept of Energy Security
Types of Energy
Fossil Fuels
Oil
Oil
Oil Markets
Oil Demand
Oil Supply I: Production
Oil Supply II: Producers
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
Government Policy
Coal
Coal
Nuclear Power
Nuclear Power
Nuclear Nonproliferation
Nuclear Energy and Development
Renewable and Alternative Energy Sources
Renewable and Alternative Energy Sources
Biofuels and Ethanol
Wind Power
Hydrogen Power and Fuel Cells
Solar Power
Hydropower and Tidal Power
Energy and the Environment
Energy and the Environment
Energy Conservation
Energy Efficiency
Fuel Efficiency Standards
Climate Change
Emissions Standards and Air Quality
The Kyoto Protocols
Energy and Development
Energy and Development
Rural Development and Micropower
The Resource Curse
The First Law of Petropolitics
Local Perspectives
Hyung-jin Son, an activist from ‘Green Korea’
Pakistan
Energy Quiz
Energy Quiz
Appendices
A: Refining Challenge
B. Demand Imperfections: Boutique Gasoline Regulations
C. Hubbert’s Peak Theory
D. The Cycle of Nuclear Power
E. Hybrid Cars and Flex Cars
F. Energy Audits
G. The Energy Star Program
H. Chinese Coal
I. The European Union’s Emission Trading Scheme
J. Examples of Micropower
K. The Russian Stablization Fund
L. The Nigerian Backlash
M. Freedom in Petrolist States
Glossary
Glossary (A-E)
Glossary (F-M)
Glossary (N-Z)
References
References (Introduction – Fossil Fuels)
References (Oil – Coal)
References (Nuclear Power – Energy Efficiency)
References (Climate Change – First Law of Petropolitics)
References (Appendices)
Suggested Readings
Suggested Readings
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Energy Quiz
Which of the following does NOT contribute to the goal of energy independence of a country?
Investment in alternative energy technologies
Establishment of a strategic energy reserve
Investment in domestic energy production
Promoting energy imports by focusing on the production in non-energy goods
Which of the following is a type of fossil fuel?
Hydrogen
Ethanol
Natural gas
Biomass
Which of the following is a type of renewable energy?
Coal
Crude oil
Tar sands
Tidal power
Use of which energy source currently generates the largest amount of CO2 emissions in the world?
Coal
Natural gas
Nuclear energy
Crude oil
Which of the following describes the process of clean coal?
Coal from underwater reserves produces fewer pollutants when burned.
Electricity produced from coal plants is more efficient when used than electricity from hydropower generation.
Several types of processes can remove pollutants when coal is burned.
Clean coal releases carbon monoxide but not carbon dioxide.
Which of the following is an advantage of nuclear energy?
Low start-up costs in building a reactor
Nuclear waste
History of safety
Increases energy independence
Which of the following is NOT a source of ethanol production?
Corn
Sugar
Recycled plastics
Switchgrass
In which region is wind power usage most prevalent?
Europe
United States
China
Sub-Saharan Africa
What is a key limitation of hydrogen power as an energy source?
Hydrogen is difficult to collect in the natural environment.
Waste from energy production
Government regulation prohibiting hydrogen power development
Fuel cell technology development
Which of the following is NOT a limitation for solar energy use?
Inefficient energy process
Inflexible scale of usage
Poor storage technology
Unpredictability of weather conditions
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