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Worrying indications in recently updated world energy data
The Energy Institute recently published its updated energy report, the 2025 Statistical Review of World Energy, showing data through the year 2024. In this post, I identify trends in the new data that I consider worrying. These trends help explain the strange behaviors that we have been seeing from governments recently. Continue reading
Posted in Alternatives to Oil, Energy policy, Financial Implications
Tagged copper, diesel shortage, nuclear energy
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