Well, not yet, but one can hope for a rapid transition . <\/p>\n
Check out this piece at Motherboard<\/a>:<\/p>\n ?In just 15 years, the world as we know it will have transformed forever. The ?age of oil, gas, coal and nuclear will be over. A new age of clean power and smarter cars will fundamentally, totally, and permanently disrupt the existing fossil fuel-dependent industrial infrastructure in a way that even the most starry-eyed proponents of \u2018green energy\u2019 could never have imagined. <\/p>\n These are not the airy-fairy hopes of a tree-hugging hippy living off the land in an eco-commune. It\u2019s the startling verdict of ?Tony Seba, a lecturer in business entrepreneurship, disruption and clean energy at Stanford University and a serial Silicon Valley entrepreneur….<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Read it here.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Well, not yet, but one can hope for a rapid transition . Check out this piece at Motherboard: ?In just 15 years, the world as we know it will have transformed forever. The ?age of oil, gas, coal and nuclear will be over. A new age of clean power and smarter cars will fundamentally, totally, … Continue reading Is the age of oil, gas, and coal over? Almost?<\/span>