Posts Tagged by gasoline
Electric Transportation, Fossil Fuels, and "Internalizing the Externalities"
| September 1, 2011 | Posted by Craig Shields under Electric Vehicles |
Do you have a clean energy story that you’d like to tell the world?
One day each month, I shoot a series of short television shows called the “2GreenEnergy Video Report” in which I interview folks with interesting stories to tell at a television studio. The shows air throughout the month on a local channel here in Southern California — but, perhaps more important, we host the videos on YouTube and this website where they get some really good, longer-term exposure.
If you’re interested in being a part of this process, please check out the sample below, and let me know if you’d like to participate. Read More
Oil – Supply and Demand
| July 31, 2010 | Posted by Craig Shields under Fossil Fuels |
In response to my piece on society’s migration to electric vehicles, Dan Conine writes:
There needs to be a build-down of the sprawl simultaneously with the build-out of charging stations. Once they meet, the fringe will still have gas and the majority will be electric.
There are so many interesting scenarios here. Of course there are supply issues, i.e., Peak Oil. But one wonders what will happen if we see a steady erosion in the demand for oil. What will the oil companies do once demand for gasoline drops below a certain point? Read More
