Speaker: Amory Lovins, Chairman and Chief Scientist, Rocky Mountain Institute, Inc.
The United States can eliminate its use of oil by the 2040s, led by business for profit, at an average cost of about US$15 per barrel—half by redoubling the efficiency of using oil ($12/bbl) and half by replacing the rest with saved natural gas and advanced biofuels ($18/bbl). A detailed roadmap published in 2004 ( http://www.oilendgame.com ) is being implemented with gratifying speed through "institutional acupuncture". Singapore has similar opportunities to make oil no longer a strategic commodity; indeed, its industrial capabilities are peculiarly well suited to making some of the key technologies, both for home use and for export.
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GarfieldMulti 2 months ago