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A misplaced consensus?
A three-page contributed article on the topic of energy consumption where Peter Hughes, Energy & Utilities UK, discusses whether the current economic crisis of energy consumption will be a short-term dilemma and comes to the conclusion that inevitably there will be a radical shift in the world‘s energy path and therefore companies should prepare accordingly by building a revised concept of long-term oil demand into their vision of where they want or expect to be in 20 years‘ time.
A three-page contributed article on the topic of energy consumption where Peter Hughes, Energy & Utilities UK, discusses whether the current economic crisis of energy consumption will be a short-term dilemma and comes to the conclusion that inevitably there will be a radical shift in the world‘s energy path and therefore companies should prepare accordingly by building a revised concept of long-term oil demand into their vision of where they want or expect to be in 20 years‘ time.
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