Primary Energy Consumption 1800 1825 1850 Coal / /
Country
United States / Canada / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
University of Calgary / Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics The Royal Swedish Academy / Georgia Institute of Technology / Beijer Institute / / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / obvious energy-density / supply chain / energy demands / energy constraints / transportation / energy sources causes density / high density energy source / renewable energy sources / real world energy system / natural gas / energy density / present day energy analysts / energy sources / energy supplies / energy substitution / energy use / renewable energy / energy supply / energy prices / oil / energy pushes / final energy services / energy content / dense energy sources / energy economics / energy exploitation / energy / improved transportation options / term energy sprawl / energy expert / energy resources / energy source / heat energy / iceberg transportation costs / energy converters / energy consumption / energy cost / energy system experts / energy flows / energy historians / energy system combines / renewable energy source / energy systems / energy economists / average energy content / energy system / raw energy inputs / energy demanders / energy services / energy consumption indexing / energy consumption data / energy collection / energy transportation system / /
Movie
Back to the Future / /
Organization
Department of Economics / Beijer Institute / School of Economics / World Energy Council / US Census Bureau / University of Calgary / Georgia Institute of Technology / Atlanta / Nature Conservancy / Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Box / /
Person
Moreno-Cruz / Arvind Magesan / Juan Moreno Cruz / Bob Allen / Rui Wan / Tony Wrigley / Adam Smith / Jevan Cherniwchan / Robert Bryce / Oded Galor / M. Scott Taylor / Vaclav Smil / Nolan Derby / Gene Grossman / Herb Emery / Malthus Smith / Jim Wilen / / /
Position
model to a market economy / engineer / Professor of Economics and Canada Research Chair / Research Associate at the NBER / Assistant Professor / energy historian / social planner / economic historian / /
The Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics DISCUSSION PAPER Beijer Discussion Paper Series No. 236