supplying the major fuel for emerging economies Thurber, Mark C. Editor Morse, Richard K. Editor mixed material bibliography Cambridge Cambridge University 2015 en English

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xx, 702 p. : Illust. ; 24 cm In the first decade of the twentieth century, the world witnessed tremendous upheaval in global energy markets. Oil markets were roiled by war and uprisings in the Middle East while economic expansion helped to push prices to near record (real) highs. Natural gas production in the United States was revolutionized with the emergence of new techniques for extracting shale gas. Nuclear power appeared on the verge of a dramatic expansion before its rise was cast into doubt by the tragic disaster at Fukushima. And renewable energy began to grow from a small contributor to world energy supplies into the one of largest sources of new electricity generation in many markets. Those narratives, for the most part, are well known. But one of the most important stories in modern energy markets remains largely untold and unappreciated, even as it is now reshaping the map of global energy use and the pace of climate change. Developing Countries Coal Trade Energy Consumption 381.4 9781107092426 e-Library Universitas Pertamina Be Global Leader 381.4 THU g 1884/PUP/2016 Perpustakaan Universitas Pertamina 381.4 THU g c.1 The_Global_Coal_Market%252C_supplying_the_major_fuel_for_emerging_economies.jpg.jpg 991 2017-06-17 12:47:44 2017-06-17 12:48:10 machine generated Mechanical Engineering Economics International Relations