Examines the inadequacy of America's supply of energy resources, the political and economic ratifications of a growing dependency on foreign countries for energy, and the problem of developing new sources of energy while protecting the environment.
Provides an overview of energy security, discussing why it is important, related terrorism and piracy, the demand of energy by developing countries, nuclear power, renewable energy sources, and other topics.
Describes the relationship between the CEO of Keyspan Corporation, Bob Catell, and Kenny Moore, a former monk turned corporate ombudsman, and their commitment to doing the right thing by their employees and stockholders.
The author chronicles his experiences as a young executive at Enron, from his first day in March 2001, to December 3, 2001, when the company filed for bankruptcy and he was given thirty minutes to vacate the premises, and provides insight into the inner workings of the failed corporation.
Explores alternative energy sources that will decrease the world's dependency on oil including natural gas, coal, synthetic fuel, power from the atom, and solar energy. Also discusses the importance of conserving energy sources.
Examines the various sources of alternate energy that could solve the world's energy crisis and explains which sources are the most practical solution.
A behind-the-scenes look at Enron's rise to power, its reputation before October 2001, what led to its bankruptcy, and the impact of its failure on the business world.
