Energy Security in the Contemporary World
A shared writing space on all things related to energy & security – Made in Sciences Po, Reims
SOLAR. FREAKING. ROADWAYS. Yes, you read it right. SOLAR. FREAKING. ROADWAYS. If you don’t get where I’m going with this, click here to watch a short explicatory video. If you don’t have approximately 419 seconds to spare, though, my explanation will do the trick. With their first prototype launched in 2010 and three modified... Continue Reading →
How Latin America is improving its energy efficiency – and breaking barriers at the same time. Chile has put renewable energy on the forefront of its agenda, tripling its share in renewables in the past 6 years. It is now perceived as a model for the use of renewables and is helping Latin America get on... Continue Reading →
The Saudi monarchy is trying to phase-out the country’s dependence on petroleum products, which in 2016 accounted for around 80% of export revenue and two-thirds of government revenue [1]. Thus, under the banner of its “Vision 2030” project, the kingdom is looking to diversify its energy production by investing heavily in renewable energy and, more controversially,... Continue Reading →
