Switzerland / Germany / Hungary / Netherlands / Italy / Mexico / Iran / Sweden / New Zealand / Poland / Norway / Belgium / Turkey / France / Japan / Russia / Austria / United States / Iceland / Canada / Australia / Portugal / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Luxembourg / Finland / Spain / Greece / Ireland / Denmark / Czech Republic / /
Event
Environmental Issue / / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / Oil consumption / energy resource side / energy outlook / energy mix picture / gas price increases / energy needs / non-conventional oil / energy picture / energy use rises / oil and gas supply / natural gas / Oil and gas / energy sources / energy player / energy use / electricity outlook / energy supply / oil / energy intensity decreases / transport systems / energy / low-energy service activities / energy production / energy intensity / conventional oil / electricity / energy landscape / conventional natural gas / autonomous energy efficiency increase / Gas use / oil price shocks / conventional oil production / technology / sustainable energy future / conventional energy resources / sharp energy efficiency increases / energy sector / energy systems / energy efficiency / gas supply disruption / energy crises / lesser extent transportation / oil and gas peaks / Electricity capacity / oil shocks / long-term energy trends / energy technologies / energy demand patterns / /
Organization
Barrie Stevens OECD Secretariat / Commission of the European Communities / OECD Publications Service / Contents Chapter / OECD / Copyright Clearance Center / Publications Service / Centre français d’exploitation / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development / Advisory Unit / Next Fifty Years ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT Pursuant to Article / /
Person
Jean-Marie Bourdaire / Carlo C. Jaeger / M. Imboden / Wolfgang Michalski / Martin Bekkeheien / Reza Lahidji / Barrie Stevens / / /
Position
Secretary-General / Head / Acrobat / energy player / /
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