Strategic trends and barriers for future energy policy: Energy Sources, Part B: Economics, Planning, and Policy: Vol 11, No 8

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Global investment in energy supply infrastructure of 38 trillion dollar is required over the period 2011–2035. Sustainable energy future of world will be influenced by some strategic trends. These trends are nuclear energy policy after Fukushima, climate change policy, developments in global oil market, renewable energy, shale gas, and electricity access problem. The basic goal of this study is providing some information of strategic trends and barriers for global energy policy.

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