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Why EIA, IEA, and Randers’ 2052 Energy Forecasts are Wrong

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Gail Tverberg

What is the correct way to model the future course of energy and the economy? There are clearly huge amounts of oil, coal, and natural gas in the ground. With different approaches, researchers can obtain vastly different indications. I will … Continue reading →

Posted in Energy policy, Financial Implications | Tagged 2052, EIA forecasts, Energy forecasts, Hubbert Peak Model, IEA forecasts, Jorgen Randers, limits to growth | 455 Comments

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Why EIA, IEA, and Randers’ 2052 Energy Forecasts are Wrong

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