Wang / Washington / D.C. / Giroux / Hoboken / Lovins / New York / Washington / DC / /
Company
Snowmass CO. / Massie D. D. / Simmons / The New York Times / Renewable energy / National Energy Technology Laboratory / Lynch / John Wiley & Sons Inc. / Saudi Arabian Oil Company / /
Continent
America / Europe / Africa / Asia / South America / /
Country
Venezuela / Afghanistan / Canada / Iraq / Germany / Saudi Arabia / Iran / Kuwait / Turkey / Russia / Jordan / United States / Nigeria / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Movie Release / /
Facility
Rocky Mountain Institute / /
Holiday
Thanksgiving / /
IndustryTerm
inadequate oil supply / energy problems / transportation.xvi / energy conservation / accessible energy / excess energy consumption / transportation / oil reserves / times more energy / transportation fuels / oil supply / energy metering program / recoverable oil / weapons systems / oil states / peak world oil production year / energy sources / oil peaking / transportation needs / flawed energy accounting process / transportation industry / energy use / efficiency hybrid propulsion systems / energy supply / oil addiction / nuclear power systems / energy savings / Oil executives / energy / power generation systems / model oil production / energy management program / obvious technology area / energy source / actual equipment / producible oil / energy consumption / weapon systems / crude oil / oil dependence / design tradeoffs involving energy / oil industry / excessive energy consumption occurs.xxix / energy requirements / energy budget / energy efficiency / oil prices / power systems / oil peak / oil energy / oil products / higher energy costs / soldier energy consumption / engine technologies / oil production peak / Energy meters / supply chain / overall energy requirements / gas turbine engines / energy needs / power generation equipment / oil rich nations / energy infrastructure / oil supply disruptions / oil production rate.xi / per capita energy consumption / liquid energy fuels / military services / shale oil / institutional energy consumption / airline industry / oil discoveries / real energy costs / oil / costly and scarce oil / oil dollars / oil infrastructure.ii / energy production / oil extraction / energy costs / extravagant energy use / electricity / non-conventional oil sources / energy markets involving contractors / oil cost / electrical energy / control systems / abundant oil / oil production / oil demand / transportation weight / oil wells / energy transformation / /
Movie
Maybe / Oil Storm / W. / War and Peace / /
Organization
U.S. Air Force / West Point / Defense Science Board / Rocky Mountain Institute / U.S. Military Academy / United States Military Academy / office of the Under / Army / Navy / United States Army / Air Force / United States Navy / Pentagon / Department of Energy / Energy Information Administration / Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries / RDE Command / World Congress / National Commission on Energy Policy / Defense Energy Service Center / Department of Defense / Department of Transportation / U.S. military / /
Person
Paul J. Kern / Darrell D. Massie / Thomas Friedman / Jeff Gerth / Kyle Datta / Matthew A. Kmon / Century / Thomas Barnett / Roger H. Bezdek / Robert M. Wendling / Kenneth Deffeyes / Joseph Pinckney / /
Position
Energy economist / military leader / geologist and observer / model for the analysis / experienced and knowledgeable geologist and analyst / producer / Chief / Oil Crisis Executive / theoretical model / U.S. President / oil executive Investment banker Petroleum journal editor / Secretary of Defense for Acquisition / Lt. Col. / Oil company geologist / J. Oil company geologist / Governor / nominal case CERA Oil company geologist / Private / reporter / Lt.Col. / observer / G.P. / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / A. B. / /
PublishedMedium
New York Times / The New York Times / Scientific American / /
ARMY ENERGY STRATEGY FOR THE END OF CHEAP OIL Kip P. Nygren, Darrell D. Massie*, Paul J. Kern United States Military Academy West Point, NY[removed]the last century. We are either at or very near the era when the demand fo