Disruption, Denial, and Transition (Perspectives from an Energyphile) | Peter Tertzakian | EDU2019

This is a story about the forces of change at work in our energy world. Like all energy stories, it’s sometimes happy, sometimes harsh, but never, ever dull. Most importantly, it examines the benefits of looking at our energy past to help explain the present and prepare us for our energy future.
Peter Tertzakian is an economist and author. He is the deputy director of the ARC Energy Research Institute, a managing director of energy-focused private equity firm ARC Financial Corporation, and the creator of Energyphile, a multimedia project on energy.
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Forces of change | Energy world | Energy stories | Benefits of looking back | Energy past | Energy present | Energy future | Peter Tertzakian | Economist | ARC Energy Research Institute

[@Iceworm72]

Thanks for sharing the pictures and stories of change.

[@dewiz9596]

In 2009, I drove through Texas, past oil pumpjacks being run, most likely, by the wind turbines on the horizon

[@davefroman4700]

they produce more energy from wind than oil today....

[@stickynorth]

Everything is bigger in Texas, including Renewables!