Peak Oil, Climate Change and Business
It looks like peak oil is going to arrive right when we are getting ready to battle climate change. This raises a whole new set of questions:
- Which do you prepare for first?
- How is peak oil going to change the future of energy in this country?
- Is it going to be regulation or scarcity that is going to make energy more expensive — or both?
With the recent increase in oil price, it's important to know how to prepare your businesses properly.
This sixty-minute live online Executive Briefing addresses the most important elements of climate change, peak oil and how they affect each other. It includes a fifteen-minute Q&A period at the end with the presenter.
Questions that we'll answer include:
Climate Change
- What is driving climate change?
- Why are so many scientists saying the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) underestimated the impact of near-term global temperature rise?
Peak Oil
- What is Hubbert's Peak and who was Hubbert?
- How do we know oil is peaking? Haven't there been predictions of peaking before?
- Why is oil so hard to replace in our economy?
- What are the major global forces increasing the price of oil?
- What are the alternatives to oil? Do we really have 150 years of coal left? Why is natural gas next?
- Where is your business most vulnerable to ever-increasing energy prices in the future?
Peak Oil and Climate Change
- What impact will declining fossil fuel availability have on global average temperature?
Preparing for a Carbon-Constrained World
- Why do we recommend that your business not buy carbon offsets? Why should it not participate in a carbon market if it's not mandatory for your industry?
- Why is Governor Schwarzenegger likely to use the economic escape clause in AB32, the carbon emissions legislation he signed into law?
- What are the most important elements you should have in your Carbon Reduction Plan?
This Executive Briefing is offered at no cost and spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
This webinar really tied it all together...excellent.
-James Bill, LEED AP licensed architect, CGBP (Certified Green Building Professional)
Dates and Times
January 16, 2008, 9:30am until 10:30am (all times are Pacific)
January 30, 9:30am until 10:30am
February 14, 9:30am until 10:30am
February 27, 9:30am until 10:30am
Register here.
Contact email: aangel (at) inspiringgreenleadership (dot) com
This Executive Briefing is being generously supported by 