In “The Future of Clean Energy: Who Wins and Who Loses as the World Goes Green” author and professor Gary Schwendiman reveals that the solutions are very much within the worlds grasp; its just a matter of overcoming misinformation. Schwendimans research argues that most popular beliefs about the future of clean energy are simply incorrect, and most governments waste billions of dollars on the wrong green initiatives.

TUCSON, Ariz. - While its clear that the world needs to change the way its resources are consumed and distributed, for many, the path to a sustainable future may not be so clear.

In "The Future of Clean Energy: Who Wins and Who Loses as the World Goes Green" author and professor Gary Schwendiman reveals that the solutions are very much within the worlds grasp; its just a matter of overcoming misinformation. Schwendimans research argues that most popular beliefs about the future of clean energy are simply incorrect, and most governments waste billions of dollars on the wrong green initiatives.
"We can turn the lights on for everyone on the planet, but not with wind and solar power," Schwendiman said. "And we can meet the rapidly growing demand for fuel, but not with oil shale, natural gas, or hybrid and electric engines."
3 billion people lack access to electricity. By 2030, the number of vehicles on the road will double, from 1 billion to 2 billion. This means, one day, hundreds of millions of additional consumers will demand electricity and fuel. If the worlds energy providers cant meet demands in a sustainable way, it will lead to crisis, poverty and a world-wide economic upheaval.
Schwendiman offers straightforward explanations of the potential energy source options, by comparing them to a football league, separated into two conferences. The winner of the big game is the energy source that demonstrates the greatest benefit to the global environment and economy, in the coming decades.
"The truth about how to solve the worlds most pressing problems may come as a surprise," Schwendiman said. "Yes, much of it resides in cutting-edge technology and forward thinking but, in many ways, it is already right here under our noses."
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The Future of Clean Energy
By Gary Schwendiman
ISBN: 978-1-49694-042-1
Available in softcover, hardcover, e-book
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About the author
Gary Schwendiman cofounded one of the first private equity firms in the United States to invest exclusively in clean energy. He has given presentations on clean energy topics in 26 states and 10 foreign countries. To learn more about Gary Schwendiman and his book visit: www.FutureofCleanEnergy.com.