Figures and tables that appear in the fourth chapter are the following:
- Figures
- 4.1. Annual deforestation index in the Amazon
- 4.2. Energy consumption in the world (1970-2025)
- 4.3. Energy consumption by continent related to its population
- 4.4.1 Coal reserves by region (2009)
- 4.4.2 Coal consumption by region (2009)
- 4.5.1. Oil reserves by region (2009)
- 4.5.2. Oil consumption by region (2009)
- 4.6. Evolution of oil consumption in the world (1965-2009)
- 4.7.1. Reserves of natural gas (2009)
- 4.7.2. Consumption of natural gas (2009)
- 4.8. Evolution of consumption of nuclear power in the world between 1965 and 2009
- 4.9. Distribution of nuclear energy by regions in 2009
- 4.10. Photovoltaic energy: evolution of installed capacity (1996-2009)
- 4.11. Distribution by countries of the installed capacity wind power (1997-2009)
- 4.12. Evolution of hydraulic energy consumption by region (1965-2009)
- 4.13. Evolution of bioethanol production in the world from 1997 to 2009
- 4.14. Evolution of energy consumption per capita and country considering the standard of living, the latitude and the availability of energy resources of each country
- 4.15. Evolution of global energy consumption by type of source
- 4.16. Primary energy consumption in the world by type of source (2006)
- 4.17. Primary energy consumption in Catalonia by type of source (2007)
- 4.18. Evolution of oil production by region
- 4.19. Evolution of the average annual price of Brent oil barrel
- 4.20. Major oil accidents and related ships
- 4.22. Spanish nuclear park
- 4.23. Evolution of the installed wind energy in Spain (1997-2010)
- 4.24. Distribution by regions of the installed wind energy in Spain in 2009
- 4.25. Wind turbines and mini hydroelectric power station
- 4.26. Solar field in Mora la Nova (Ribera d'Ebre) (top) and solar panels on the roof of a warehouse located in Llorenç del Penedès (Baix Penedès) (bottom)
- 4.27. What should be the energy model?
- 4.28. Final energy consumption by sector in Catalonia
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