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Powered by Rock Dr Liam Herringshaw Earth's Energy Systems

Course aims Exploration of how geology controls energy “If you can't grow it, it has to be mined” Explanation of the research process: Which data should we use? Not answers, but better-informed debate Will we change our minds?

Geo-energy

Week 1: Introduction What do we need to consider? How do we collect data? Course overview Discussion Resources

WARNING! No class next week Extra class after final week? – (would be March 17 th ) Or two 3-hour classes?

Course structure Week 2: Coal

Course structure Week 3: Oil & Gas (incl. fracking)

Course structure Week 4: Nuclear

Course structure Week 5: Geothermal

Course structure Week 6: Hydro

Course structure Week 7: Wind & Sun

Course structure Week 8: Decision Time!

Considerations? What factors need to be taken into account?

Structure of each class 1) Brief intro 2) For v Against discussion 3) My lecture 4) Jury decision

Your thoughts? 1) What powers the UK? – Coal, oil, gas, nuclear, geothermal, hydro, wind, solar – Rank them 1-8 2) What should power the UK? – Rank them again by preference

National Gridwatch Jan. 19 th 2014, 10pm

UK electricity trends

My thoughts Fossil fuels popular, polluting, cheap Nuclear not that bad Renewables the future, but complicated – Need full fuel footprints Integrate diversity of energy sources Exploit local sources Reduce consumption

Resources? How can we make informed decisions?

Can't get (hand)owt for nowt Vidal et al. - Nature Geoscience (2013)

Download Sustainable Energy Without The Hot Air

The Hat of Random Energy Judgement 5 x FOR 5 x AGAINST 6 x NEUTRAL (jury) Will change every week

Next class: Coal FOR – make an argument in favour of coal AGAINST – make an argument against Is it part of our future energy mix?

Resources / IEA: USGS: BGS: DECC:

York Uni resources Library access Tours can be arranged: Vanya Gallimore (Academic Liaison Librarian)

FINAL REMINDER No class next week Extra class after final week? – (would be March 17 th ) Or two 3-hour classes?

STOP PRESS! “Unconventional Energy” Yorkshire Geological Society meeting Saturday 25 th January, 2pm start, Hancock Museum, Newcastle.