Title: Fossil Dependency and Security
1Fossil Dependency and Security
Gary Gardner, Worldwatch Institute
2Energy Security
- World oil discoveries have been lagging
production since the 1980s
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Billion Barrels
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2020
3Global Consumer ClassBy Region, 2002
Selected Consumers Share of Regions
(millions) World Total U.S. and
Canada 271 16 Western Europe 349
20 East Asia and Pacific 494 29 South
Asia 141 8 Industrial
Countries 912 53 Developing Countries 816
47 World 1,728
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4Global Consumer ClassBy Country, 2002
Share of Selected Consumers
National Countries (millions)
Population () United States 243
84 China 240 19 India 122
12 Japan 121 95 Germany 76
92 Brazil 58 33
5Oil Use 2004(million barrels per day)
6Oil Use per Person 2004 (barrels per year)
7China Demand for Oil Sharply Outpaces Supply
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9Security of Deliveries
- Increased long-distance deliveries
- Chinas vulnerabilities
- Other concerns funding terrorists
10Climate Insecurity
- Low-lying nations
- Europes Heat Wave
- Americas Katrina
11III. Untapped Possibilities
12World Energy Use 2003 Fossil Fuels Dominate
Source IEA, Martinot
13World Energy Growth, 2000 - 2005Renewables
Dominate
Annual Rate of Growth
Source Eric Martinot BP
14Global Renewable Resource Base (Exajoules/year)
15Global Renewable Resource Base (Exajoules/year)
Contd
16Indias Renewables Potential
17Solar Water Heater Use in China
(Million m2 Installed)
Source HuiCong (HC) International Information
Co., Ltd.
18India Potential Improvements in Efficiency
Source TERI
19IV. A Grand Bargain for Energy and Climate
Security?
- --move forward on renewables, collaboratively
- --move forward on efficiency, collaboratively
- --goal wean nations of oil and coal to maximum
extent possible
20What is Missing
- The Moral Argument
- Need Moral Tools to Make the Argument
- gtEducators
- gtMedia
- gtReligious Community
21Worldwatch Institute
Further information and references in State of
the World 2006
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