Does a natural gas bridge go anywhere? / Nathan Richardson, Common resources, January 7, 2013 http://common-resources.org/2013/does-a-natural-gas-bridge-go-anywhere Michael Levi has a great and provocative new paper on natural gas as a bridge fuel – that is, shifting from coal to gas generation now, with a future shift to zero-carbon renewables. At the risk of oversimplification, the main finding is that natural gas doesn’t matter much if your long-term stabilization target is 450 ppm of atmo..
Abstract Natural gas comprises about a quarter of the United States’ energy use. It is more environm...
The relationship between natural gas and climate change has fostered much confusion in the public an...
The Climate Change Limits of U.S. Natural Gas / Michael Levi, Energy, security and climate, August 2...
A new paper on natural gas as a bridge fuel / Michael Levi, Energy, security and climate, January 4,...
Supporters of efforts to replace hydrocarbons with carbon-free renewable resources as our primary so...
Is natural gas the ‘bridge’ to our low-carbon future? In power generation, industrial processes, par...
Climate change: A crack in the natural-gas bridge / Steven J. Davis & Christine Shearer, Nature, onl...
In this essay, Professor Pierce argues that the horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing of shal...
The emergence of natural gas as an abundant, inexpensive fuel in the United States has highlighted t...
Natural gas and climate change: It’s policy that matters / Michael Levi, Energy, Security and Climat...
The pathway to a low carbon future primarily depends on a nation’s availability of energy resources,...
This article chronicles how natural gas has replaced coal as today’s energy dilemma. The pipeline wa...
Published as Diskussionsbeiträge der Scientists for Future 6 (2): 1–11. This is version 1.1 (English...
The emergence of natural gas (NG) as an abundant, inexpensive fuel in the United States has highligh...
The UK has ambitious, statutory long-term climate targets that will require deep decarbonisation of ...
Abstract Natural gas comprises about a quarter of the United States’ energy use. It is more environm...
The relationship between natural gas and climate change has fostered much confusion in the public an...
The Climate Change Limits of U.S. Natural Gas / Michael Levi, Energy, security and climate, August 2...
A new paper on natural gas as a bridge fuel / Michael Levi, Energy, security and climate, January 4,...
Supporters of efforts to replace hydrocarbons with carbon-free renewable resources as our primary so...
Is natural gas the ‘bridge’ to our low-carbon future? In power generation, industrial processes, par...
Climate change: A crack in the natural-gas bridge / Steven J. Davis & Christine Shearer, Nature, onl...
In this essay, Professor Pierce argues that the horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing of shal...
The emergence of natural gas as an abundant, inexpensive fuel in the United States has highlighted t...
Natural gas and climate change: It’s policy that matters / Michael Levi, Energy, Security and Climat...
The pathway to a low carbon future primarily depends on a nation’s availability of energy resources,...
This article chronicles how natural gas has replaced coal as today’s energy dilemma. The pipeline wa...
Published as Diskussionsbeiträge der Scientists for Future 6 (2): 1–11. This is version 1.1 (English...
The emergence of natural gas (NG) as an abundant, inexpensive fuel in the United States has highligh...
The UK has ambitious, statutory long-term climate targets that will require deep decarbonisation of ...
Abstract Natural gas comprises about a quarter of the United States’ energy use. It is more environm...
The relationship between natural gas and climate change has fostered much confusion in the public an...
The Climate Change Limits of U.S. Natural Gas / Michael Levi, Energy, security and climate, August 2...