Last week MDN published a post from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (based on EIA data) that points out worldwide energy use over the next 30 years will increase another 50%, and most of it will still be provided by (yep), fossil fuels (see World Energy Use Up 50% Next 30 Years, Powered by Fossil Fuels). Forbes writer Jude Clemente noticed the EIA post as well. He dug in to the EIA’s “International Energy Outlook 2019” report on which the data is based and declares the full report is, “a glorious read, and one that I deem mandatory for all Americans.” We concur! Forthwith is the full report, along with Clemente’s observations about it.
Last week MDN published a post from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (based on EIA data) that points out worldwide energy use over the next 30 years will increase another 50%, and most of it will still be provided by (yep), fossil fuels (see 