- About the Lecture
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About the Lecture
Decades of controversy over access, environmental impact, and economic costs have created an energy landscape characterized by glacial change punctuated by periodic domestic and international crises. Can new technologies-from fuel cells to wind turbines, improved oil and gas discovery and production methods, and intelligent power grids, buildings and transportation systems-break the impasse and lead to a reliable, low-cost and environmentally responsible energy future?Related Videos
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- About the Speakers
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About the Speakers
Moderator: Charles C. Mann
Contributing Writer, Technology Review Correspondent, Science and The Atlantic Monthly
Firoz Rasul
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Ballard Power Systems
Steve Gehl
Director, Strategic Technology and Alliances, Electric Power Research Institute, Inc.
Ashok Belani
President, Schlumberger Semiconductor Solutions
Michael Koss
Assistant Director, Sustainable Mobility Project, World Business Council for Sustainable Development
- About the Host
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About the Host
Technology Review
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Breaking the Energy Deadlock-New Technologies for a Secure and Sustainable Energy Economy
- Moderator: Charles C. Mann
- Firoz Rasul
Steve Gehl
Ashok Belani
Michael Koss - May 23, 2002
- Running Time: 00:13:35
