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The Quest: Energy, Security and the Future of Economic Growth—Perspectives from CERAWeek 2012

By Jone-Lin Wang , James Burkhard , Atul Arya , Pete Stark , Leta Smith , Xizhou Zhou , Mary Lashley Barcella , Samantha Gross , Shankari Srinivasan , Enrique Sira , Paul Markwell , Daniel Yergin , Lawrence J. Makovich, and Surya Rajan

Published: 4/23/2012

CERAWEEK WALL STREET JOURNAL SPECIAL SECTIONS NOW AVAILABLE: THE QUEST: ENERGY, SECURITY AND THE FUTURE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH

The articles in this IHS CERA Special Report, published in The Wall Street Journal during CERAWeek 2012, examine how the world energy system is evolving amidst economic and political uncertainties and rapid technological change. Some of the key insights are

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