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Figure 2.1 Primary to Secondary to End-Use Energy

Slides for GGR 314, Global Warming Chapter 2: Emission Scenarios Course taught by Danny Harvey Department of Geography University of Toronto. Figure 2.1 Primary to Secondary to End-Use Energy. Exhibit 2.3 OECD (left) and non-OECD (right) Primary Energy Sources in 2005.

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Figure 2.1 Primary to Secondary to End-Use Energy

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  1. Slides for GGR 314,Global WarmingChapter 2: Emission ScenariosCourse taught byDanny HarveyDepartment of GeographyUniversity of Toronto

  2. Figure 2.1 Primary to Secondary to End-Use Energy

  3. Exhibit 2.3 OECD (left) and non-OECD (right) Primary Energy Sources in 2005

  4. Exhibit 2-4 Uses of Coal in 2005

  5. Figure 2.5 Uses of Oil in 2005

  6. Figure 2.6 Uses of Natural Gas in 2005

  7. Figure 2.7 Distribution of Global Electricity Generated by Source

  8. Exhibit 2-8.

  9. Exhibit 2-10: Changing estimates of the amount of minable coal

  10. Exhibit 2-11: IEA forecast of oil supply and demand

  11. Exhibit 2-12

  12. Exhibit 2-13: Rates of discovery and consumption of oil

  13. Exhibit 2-14: Oil supply as predicted by the Uppsala Hydrocarbon Depletion Group

  14. Exhibit 2-15: Comparison of IEA demand forecast and UHDG supply forecast

  15. Exhibit 2-16. Population & GDP/P Scenarios

  16. Exhibit 2-17a Change energy intensity assumption first

  17. Exhibit 2-17b: Change population and GDP/P assumptions first

  18. Exhibit 2.18 CO2 Emissions

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