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Power Brokers Over the next four decades, nations and individuals will be demanding more energy - while traditional sources decline. That scarcity will put immense political power in the hands of whoever controls future resources : but whom will they be?
Should governments take over the production of fuel? Will multinational corporations tighten their grip? And is conflict inevitable between the fuel rich and the energy poor? Stephen Evans explains in Analysis.
First broadcast: Tuesday, 14 February, 2006 at 1132 GMT |
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