Anyone who drives a car, heats a home, or runs a factory has every reason to be concerned about the strains on global energy resources in the next four decades…
Energy in 2050: Will fuel constraints thwart growth projections?
The rise of emerging markets will impose new strains on energy supply
- By: Karen Ward, Zoe Knight, Nick Robins, Paul Spedding and Charanjit Singh
- From: HSBC Global Research
- Date: Wednesday February 15th, 2012
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