The Future of Energy

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What you’ll learn

  • Future Oil Crisis
  • Potential Solutions
  • Likely outcomes

This course is designed to start you on a new career path towards becoming an Energy Futurist or just out of interest. Energy Futurists earn huge amounts of money as advisors to government, businesses and in-house, using their skills to wisely invest in the future. You don’t need to do the course on financials or on Micro-renewable energy but they will help you a little.

This course will solve you several problems in one go: you will know what is viable and what is not on a grander, strategic level, but you will also gain knowledge of many measurements and indicators that are not taught in physics, economics courses or in college or university. This will mean you can stand out from the crowd, with secret knowledge known only to a few Energy Futurists.

Do you have a curiosity about the future? Are you interested in shaping the future long into the second half of the 21st century?

If you are you might be ready to become and Energy Futurist? Energy Futurists are specialist that every business should have. They can earn a lot of money, but often the courses they go on never actually tell them what they need to know. They are confined by the need to calculate carbon emissions from their business; or sold an idea that there is nothing we can do about the future. This course however helps you to become a real Energy Futurist with potential of better earnings via writing and blogging about the future of energy.

This course will teach you the probably future of energy. We consider the evidence of resource depletion; potential solutions, challenges we face in implementing the solutions; and outline 3 possible energy economies, that will be mixed together to hopefully solve the loss of economically available fossil fuels.

The course is split into videos and will cover the following topics:-

THE COURSE 

  • Resource Expiration & the Exponential Problem

  • EROIE and the dominance of Oil based fuels

  • Potential Solutions to the loss of Oil

  • Implication of Failing to find a solution

  • Behavioural Solutions

  • Climate Change – What does it teach us about transition

  • How African might help Change the World

  • Why are the Media NOT highlighting the coming oil crisis?

The course will challenge many of your long-held beliefs. For example, many people who have complete this course live, have commented that they believed that ‘exponential growth’ was commonly understood as rapid growth. This is in fact incorrect. Exponential growth as we shall note, can be applied to anything that has a doubling time. Every percentage rise undergoes exponential growth. When we appy this to consumption rates it seriously undermines the belief that many people have that oil will last forever, or for thousands of years.

The course will also look at subjects such as Net Energy which is based upon Energy Return on Investment of Energy. If you don’t understand this, consider coal mining. We have to use energy to extract energy. Most of that energy is from oil or secondary sources such as electricity (often generated by burning different kinds of fossil fuels like gas, or hydroelectricity, etc., etc..)  Net Energy tells us the likely possibility of maintaining civilization in the face of using more resources to extract resources to meet our energy demands.

We will also show you how difficult it is to replace fossil fuels and what is required to do so, over the next 50 years just with oil. We will provide you with 3 types of energy economies, each with a different slant. These economies represent potential models of future development.

In conclusion, either for interest or as someone wanting to become an Energy Futurist, this course will provide you the means the analyse and understand how energy systems can be measured. This kind of economic and civilisation viable assessments are not taught in university. They allow you to join a unique but relatively small number of specialists. Want private tutoring. Contact John Clarkson the course tutor.

Who this course is for:

  • People interested in Climate Change and Energy

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  1. Jonathan Lissemore

    Didn’t have the expert deliver the information. Heavily political bashing. Full disaster and scare rather than being leveled and focused on the science.

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  2. Beth Nelson

    Some principles explained but often feels outdated with references from 10 years ago lacking relevancy in a fast moving topic. The chapter on climate change is greatly oversimplified and in some cases incorrect.

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  3. Bruce Langston

    The content is good, but it’s a lot crammed into too little time. The presenter is clearly an actor reading her lines. It’s not always clear what teh name is that she’s saying at she quotes experts. It’s usually revealed eventually, but not knowing is a distraction.

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  4. Asia Baldini

    Interesting and well written! Unfortunately the sound is too low!!

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  5. Josué Pérez

    Great course and great teacher. The course helped me understand more about energy and the possible ways to avoid a catastrophe if we keep our life model as it is today.

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  6. Sarah Foster

    This course was easy to follow and really informative. I really liked the small quizzes throughout the course, they worked really well as knowledge checkpoints to make sure what was taught in the lecture was understood.

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  7. Annabel Zammit

    Format is very dated and unengaging. The presenter appears to simply be reading someone else’s notes; not conviinced she actually knows anything about the subject. It’s a bit like watching a class presentation. Having slides super-imposed over her talking at times is a very odd presentation method.

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  8. Jonathan Strömberg

    I think the material was sloppy. Overall the course made highly opinionated arguments throughout and offered weak scientific backing, only quickly mentioning the name of a report, if that. The course’s over-arching message is that climate change is in the news more than the “future oil crisis”, as perceived by the people behind this course, because the “future oil crisis” is too complex, climate change is newsworthy, and it’s much easier to campaign for CO2 emission reductions than to campaign for the technological and economic overthrow of the age of oil.

    Honestly I don’t know what to say. Is this a joke?

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  9. Cindy Ampofowaa Appiah

    This course helped provide clarity to many questions i had about the global energy situation

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  10. Eliana Alvarez

    Really good courses, provided a number of examples, and explained clearly the effects of humans on earth.

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  11. Justine Louise Repalam

    very engaging, interesting, except for the volume problems in some of the videos

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  12. Paulina Kunkowska

    Audio is not well balanced and it is hard to listen.

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