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- 1. LOGO Energy crisis: what can we do? Daly Xu Di 08533660 Erica Cheng Yuting 08530548
- 2. Contents 1 Introduction 2 Causes and Effects 3 Solutions 4 Conclusion
- 3. Introduction Concept: An energy crisis is any great bottleneck (or price rise) in the supply of energy resources to an economy. Representation: Oil crisis, petroleum crisis, energy shortage, electricity shortage or electricity crisis.
- 4. Introduction Actuality: With the development of economy, more and more energy is needed www.themegallery.com
- 5. “The Energy Crisis Has Arrived” www.themegallery.com
- 6. Causes Oil crisis: • Supply—Demand Imbalance Over –consumption Choke point disruption or bottlenecks at oil refineries • Port facilities that restrict fuel supply
- 7. Causes Other energy crisis: Industrial actions Political events Union organized strikes Regime change Government embargoes Monarchy collapse Military occupation Energy Coup Over-consumption Ageing infrastructure (cold winters) crisis Infrastructure damage from Attacks by terrorists or severe weather militia on important infrastructure
- 8. Effects 1 2 Electricity New technology and consumers may energy efficiency experience intentionally- Social measures become desirable for engineered rolling consumers seeking to blackouts during periods of insufficient supply or unexpected effects decrease transport costs. power outages www.themegallery.com
- 9. Effects 3 4 Industrialized • Tourism nations which dependent on oil Economic would have an • The development adverse effect on effects the economies of of coastal area oil producers. www.themegallery.com
- 11. Oil Was Used To Manufacture Every Item In This Photograph ENERGY FIGHT CRISIS
- 12. Solutions More oil drilling More use of nuclear power and coal Passing a windfall profits tax to assure that the oil companies did not become too rich
- 13. Solutions Forcing to raise the fuel efficiency of cars Imposing taxes to assure that the price of gasoline did not fall Smaller, More Efficient Vehicles
- 14. OTHERS Accelerate Replacement & Control of Existing Dirty Units Support/Promote Use of Clean New Generation Technologies for New Power Plants and Distributed Generation Support/Promote Environmental Dispatch (Use Cleanest Units first and Dirtiest Units last and only to Avoid Emergencies)
- 15. OTHERS Address Power Plant Emissions Impacts on RECLAIM and RTC Prices Minimize Use of Existing Diesel-fired Emergency Back-Up Implement Executive Orders Support/Promote Conservation Efforts Investment Bankers to the Energy Industry
- 16. Conclusion If we are World is still close, probably turn around beyond peak and retreat oil and gas Finding new The facilities oil and gas need to takes be rebuilt. decades www.themegallery.com
- 17. “WE” are not only Chinese It will never “be The earth’s energy addicted gone” but will soon has peaked and its use will start to be “far less than disappear needed” It is past time for debating, the crisis is here. The time to fight is NOW!! www.themegallery.com
- 18. References www.themegallery.com
- 19. References www.themegallery.com http://images.google.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_crisis Chen, A. (2006, March 27). Averting an energy crisis. eWeek, 23(13), 33-35. Retrieved July 18, 2009, from Academic Search Premier database. Lstiburek, J. (2008, July). Energy Security And Saving the Planet. ASHRAE Journal, pp. 61,64. Retrieved July 18, 2009, from Academic Search Premier database. Hodgson, P. (2008). Nuclear Power and the Energy Crisis. . (pp. 238-246). Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Retrieved July 18, 2009, from Academic Search Premier database.
- 20. LOGO Energy crisis: what can we do?