Electricity has taken the lead as the largest supplier of useful energy* — and it has plenty of growth ahead. *Useful energy is the total amount of energy left after all processing and conversion losses are accounted for. The fossil fuel system, for example, is incredibly inefficient, wasting about two-thirds of primary energy before it does useful work. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4a9oyzc
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Executive Director, Technology and Innovation at Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) | Energy Futures Lab Fellow
People don't need energy for the sake of energy, they need energy to provide *services.* Analyses like this one are a key part of understanding the energy system and avoiding errors like the Primary Energy Fallacy.
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