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Human - Energy Security Flashcards

1
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An association of manufacturers/suppliers maintaining prices at high levels and restricts competition eg. OPEC

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Cartels

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2
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Usage of an energy/ resource

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Consumption

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3
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Conserving an ecological balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources

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Sustainable

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Amount of resources available to access

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Physical availability

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5
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Level of cultural comfort that individuals have

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Cultural preferences

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Limited and will run out

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Finite

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Energy found in natural resources eg. coal, oil, sunlight and wind

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Primary energy

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Primary energy that’s been converted to a more convenient form eg. electricity

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Secondary energy

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9
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The constant demand for energy consumption

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Energy demand

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10
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The actual amount of energy available and used

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Energy consumption

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11
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Uninterrupted availability of energy sources at an affordable price. short term: ability to react, long term: investment

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Energy security

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12
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Energy security index

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ESI

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13
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Organisation of petroleum exporting countries, a cartel for oil demand

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OPEC

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14
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Prevention of wasteful use of energy in order to ensure continuing energy security

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Energy conservation

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15
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Process of capturing co2 before it enters the atmosphere

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Carbon capture storage

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16
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Proportion of energy that an economy must import

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Energy dependancy

17
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The route taken by any forms of energy from source to consumption eg. tanker ships, pipelines and electricity transmission grids

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Energy pathways

18
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More energy than demand, ability to export or sell

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Energy surplus

19
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Oil of poor quality eg. tar shale sands

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Frontier hydrocarbons

20
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politics on international relations, influenced by geographical factors

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Geopolitics

21
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Emissions trading rule to reduce average carbon intensity of transportation

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Low carbon standard

22
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Moment at which extraction reaches its maximum before it starts to decrease

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Peak oil

23
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Lots of oil production in one area eg. Saudi

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Production hotspot

24
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A highly polluting frontier hydrocarbon. Deposits of sand with bitumen

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Tar shale sands

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A country that is used for transportation eg. Ukraine with Russia into Europe

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Transit state

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International energy agency, provides data on entire global energy

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IEA

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Organisation for economic co-operation + development, stimulates economic progress and world trade

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OECD

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The range of energy sources of a region or country, both renewable and non-renewable.

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Energy mix

29
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Sources most easy to access, has the most infrastructure development eg. oil and gas

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Conventional sources

30
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Sources difficult to access or not traditional eg. wind, solar, biomass

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Non-conventional sources

31
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Geographical feature on land eg. valley/ bridge. Blocked pathways eg. Straits of Malacca (Somalian pirates)

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Choke points

32
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Process of injecting liquid at high pressures into rocks to extract oil

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Fracking

33
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Powering without a grid/ energy companies lines + pathways, self-sustaining

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Off grid energy

34
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Oils that are technically difficult to get to eg.Deep sea drilling

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Unconventionall oil

35
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Movement from one area to another (during the carbon cycle)

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Flux

36
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An alcohol produced from vegetables and needs to be distilled

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Bioethanol

37
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Type of biomass fuel that comes from natural oils

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Biodiesel

38
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New ways to provide energy or use cleaner methods of using fossils eg. Nuclear, carbon capture, hydrogen cars

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Radical technology

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