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    Re: The Energy Problem

    What is that unused energy?
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    Re: The Energy Problem

    From the little note at the bottom of that image:

    Electricity generation, transmission and distribution losses include fuel and thermal energy inputs for electric generation and an estimated 9% transmission and distribution loss, as well as electricity consumed at power plants. Total lost energy includes these losses as well as losses based on estimates of end-use efficiency, including 80% efficiency for residential, commercial and industrial sectors, 20% efficiency for light-duty vehicles, and 25% efficiency for aircraft.
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  3. #13

    Re: The Energy Problem

    I don't think one can make a proper judgement of the looming energy crisis without understanding some of the basic physics and mathematics behind it. By far the best source of material online for that is:

    Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot Air
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