Energy Challenge Webcast

The future of energy poses vast challenges to government and private industry, as world energy demand is expected to double by 2050 to improve living standards. Join us in this live debate on the roles played by the public and private sectors in addressing the challenges to energy in the 21st century.

Speakers

Joseph M. Dukert
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Michael A. Levi
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David Lawrence
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Michael Rogers
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Webcast Archive

Thank you for viewing the Energy Challenge: The Role of Government and Industry webcast hosted by the New York Times and sponsored by Shell. You will be able to access this webcast on this site through 2/13/2010 or at www.shell.us/energytalk.

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