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Fossil fuels : It is not the end

Every year, the oil group BP, this time in association with the consultant Energy Research, publishes accurate statistics regarding production and consumption of all energy sources in every country. The year 2023 results show the growth trend of fossil fuels production and consumption has gone on. Deep divergences exist between countries. The countries which are the most committed to the fight against climate warming, as France, are these which are carrying the less the responsibility. A deep gap is so persisting between political speech and realities.

Oil world production between 2013 and 2023 has grown from 86.6 to 96 ...

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Electric vehicule:the major uncertainty

Considered as a priority in the fight against the greenhouse gas emissions, the promotion of the electric vehicle is encountering many obstacles in the world which could put into question the announced objectives, due to the specificity of the related industrial sectors and of the client requirements. We do not meet these difficulties in the power production or in the building isolation for instance. Technologies are available for renewables as for nuclear. Regarding the reduction of the energy consumption, it is enough to offer the appropriate financings, to turn out and to recruit the qualified manpower. The situation is quite ...

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The fossil energies Spring

The contradiction between the message in favor of the greenhouse gas emissions reduction which would go through the diminution of the use of fossil energies and the exceptional prosperity of their producers never has been so strong as in the start of this 2024 year; that situation makes us to think to the declarations of the Engie group executives which has born from the merger between Suez and Gaz de France. They have announced that the company would go out from fossil energies. But it had kept its name. Yet ENGIE, for an English-speaking native is nothing else than the ...

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