IEA Sankey Diagrams
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The Oil Drum Discussions about Energy and Our Future My Last Campfire Post The Oil Drum Of Milk Cows and Saudi Arabia IEA Sankey Diagrams Posted by JoulesBurn on September 7, 2013 11:05pm The International Energy Agency has taken its share of abuse from The Oil Drum over the years for its rather optimistic forecasts . But it deserves a hearty shout-out for an invaluable resource it has on its web site : Interactive Sankey Diagrams for the World Sankey Diagram showing world energy flows Click for larger view As long as you understand what a Sankey Diagram is , not much more introduction is needed here . You can look at individual countries , consumption patterns as well as production , and more . Click on individual flows and graph over time . World energy use for steel production Click for
I lost a fair bit of money shorting Tesla ($TSLA) stock until I realized that its stock price was absolutely untethered to reality. And we see this today as the stock is currently up 4% following yesterday's miserable earning report. The "growth" stock with a P/E ratio of 111 reported its 9th straight quarter of […]
Royal Dutch Shell Plc com News and information on Shell Plc Skip to Content Privacy Disclaimer Shell Online Library Search : for Search Button Shell’s Profit Slump” Still Produces Multi-Billion Dollar Payouts Jan 30th , 2025 by John Donovan Shell’s Profit Slump” Still Produces Multi-Billion Dollar Payouts—Because Who Cares About the Planet When Investors Need a New Yacht In today’s episode of Corporate Greed Knows No Bounds , Shell—the gold standard of climate destruction—just announced a 3.5 billion stock buyback and a 4 dividend hike for its lucky investors . This , despite a so-called disappointing annual profit of a measly 23.7 billion a figure that would make most companies pop champagne but apparently has Shell execs crying into their gold-plated . handkerchiefs And who are the lucky
The new EU regulations on device charging standards are a really bad idea. Via engadget: The European Parliament has voted to make USB-C the common charging standard in the EU. All mobile devices with up to 100W power delivery (including phones, tablets and earbuds) sold in the region will have to come with a USB-C charging port by the […]
Like many who do business in California, I often complain about the regulatory burden (free at last!) People will ask, "So what one regulation would you get rid of?" The problem is that this is a really hard question to answer because in most cases it is not any one regulation in particular, but the […]
I know, with like 200 executive orders already in this administration, it is hard to imagine one was missing. But if I were the victim of some sort of horrible karma and found myself as President, I was thinking about what EO I might sign (other than one repealing all the others). This is what […]
As expected, Trump gave notice yesterday to the UN that the US is pulling out of the Paris climate accords. This marks the second time he has done so, making participation in these accords one of the EO ping pong balls that get swatted back and forth every inauguration day. The reason this is possible […]
Nearly 200 new Executive Orders? If I do nothing else I can still blog for weeks just going through the list. (Update: the full list of actions is here. The list of past EO recissions is here.) Over a third of these are reversals of Biden EO's, which I can't really complain about. Hopefully student […]