World Energy Supply Through 2030

23 Aug, 2011Environmentally Friendly, Featured, Interesting Information

Who uses the fuel of the world? Why kinds are being used by people of today? First, we look to the past at how energy is generated and distributed in our world. People currently divide their energy use within four economic sectors: residential, commercial, transportation, and industrial. Heating and cooling their homes, supplying office buildings, driving their cars and transporting freight, and making the products we need our daily lives are all functions requiring energy. If current projections are correct, we’re going to keep needing more energy of a period of coming decades — far more than we can sustain with existing implementations. In the United States by itself, energy consumption is expected to rise by thirteen percent over the next twenty years. Global consumption is expected to increase by forty-four percent over the same period of time. Where will this energy come from?

Many businesses, like Aspen Mini Storage, are cutting back on their energy consumption as much as possible by making earth friendly changes, but will it be enough?

Let’s look at the infographic below to get an idea of what’s in store: (Click the graphic to expand)