Peter C. Glover is a British writer and journalist specializing in political and energy analysis. The author of several books, he is a regular contributor to World Politics Review, TCS Daily, British Journalism Review, and American Thinker. Michael J. Economides is Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Houston, US. One of America's leading energy analysts, he has done technical and managerial work in over 70 countries. He is the author with Ron Oligney of The Color of Oil: The History, the Money, and the Politics of the World's Biggest Busines (2000), which looks at look at how petroleum dictates international politics and was nominated for a Pulitzer prize.

"I am very interested in the upcoming book by Glover and Economides. I have been very familiar with the work of Prof. Economides and I have been instrumental in facilitating the translation and publishing of two of his books in Chinese. Both made the best seller list in books in translation and resulted in three major speeches and two large book-signing events by him in Beijing. The new book will hit a raw nerve in the world. Energy is without a question the commodity that describes today's world and yet many are now tampering with it for reasons that are difficult for most people to understand. There is one thing that is certain. China's economic well being depends on abundant and affordable energy sources and this is the only way that the country will fulfill its expected role in the future. This book provides invaluable and unique insight on world energy, economy and environment, far more insightful than the noise currently inundating the world press." --Chen Weidong, Executive VP & Chief Strategy Officer, China Oilfield Services Ltd.

• Part I. Real world; Chapter 1. Energy & Social Ideology; Chapter 2. The Energy Disconnect: Political rhetoric v energy realities; Chapter 3. Renewable Energy: A Doomed Revolution; Part II: Fantasy World; Chapter 4. The Myth of Early Peak Oil; Chapter 5. The Pointless War on Carbon & The Climate; Chapter 6. Greens, Hacks & Greenbacks: An Unholy Trinity; Part 3: Future World; Chapter 7. Does The Middle East Matter?; Chapter 8. Russia, China & Energy Imperialism; Chapter 9. Trans-nationalism & The New World Order; Chapter 10. Energy Wars.

Peter C. Glover is a British writer and journalist specializing in political and energy analysis. The author of several books, he is a regular contributor to World Politics Review, TCS Daily, British Journalism Review, and American Thinker. Michael J. Economides is Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Houston, US. One of America's leading energy analysts, he has done technical and managerial work in over 70 countries. He is the author with Ron Oligney of The Color of Oil: The History, the Money, and the Politics of the World's Biggest Busines (2000), which looks at look at how petroleum dictates international politics and was nominated for a Pulitzer prize.

"I am very interested in the upcoming book by Glover and Economides. I have been very familiar with the work of Prof. Economides and I have been instrumental in facilitating the translation and publishing of two of his books in Chinese. Both made the best seller list in books in translation and resulted in three major speeches and two large book-signing events by him in Beijing. The new book will hit a raw nerve in the world. Energy is without a question the commodity that describes today's world and yet many are now tampering with it for reasons that are difficult for most people to understand. There is one thing that is certain. China's economic well being depends on abundant and affordable energy sources and this is the only way that the country will fulfill its expected role in the future. This book provides invaluable and unique insight on world energy, economy and environment, far more insightful than the noise currently inundating the world press." --Chen Weidong, Executive VP & Chief Strategy Officer, China Oilfield Services Ltd.

• Part I. Real world; Chapter 1. Energy & Social Ideology; Chapter 2. The Energy Disconnect: Political rhetoric v energy realities; Chapter 3. Renewable Energy: A Doomed Revolution; Part II: Fantasy World; Chapter 4. The Myth of Early Peak Oil; Chapter 5. The Pointless War on Carbon & The Climate; Chapter 6. Greens, Hacks & Greenbacks: An Unholy Trinity; Part 3: Future World; Chapter 7. Does The Middle East Matter?; Chapter 8. Russia, China & Energy Imperialism; Chapter 9. Trans-nationalism & The New World Order; Chapter 10. Energy Wars.