Robert Bryce
The critically acclaimed author of Power Hungry: The Myths of "Green" Energy and the Real Fuels of the Future, Robert Bryce is one of America's most prominent energy analysts. The author of four books on the energy sector, Bryce has been called "something of a visionary and perhaps even a revolutionary," by the New York Times. The Wall Street Journal called Power Hungry "precisely the kind of journalism we need to hold truth to power."
Known for his thought-provoking journalism and research, Bryce has been writing about energy for two decades. A senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, his articles have appeared in numerous publications including the Wall Street Journal, The Nation, The Atlantic Monthly and the Washington Post. In addition, he regularly appears on TV and radio programs on outlets like BBC, CNN, Fox, and NPR.
A prolific writer on the energy sector, Bryce is renowned for his analysis of industrial trends and the future of energy. Some of today's important trends include the advent of better software, more powerful computers, advancements in metallurgy, and overall process improvements, which are allowing commodity producers to do more and more with less and less. Bryce knows which companies and industries are putting this "less is more" philosophy to work and how they are doing it.
An insightful and engaging speaker, Robert Bryce skillfully explains the physics and math behind our energy and power systems while exposing the myriad myths about "energy independence" and "green" energy.
The critically acclaimed author of Power Hungry: The Myths of "Green" Energy and the Real Fuels of the Future, Robert Bryce is one of America's most prominent energy analysts. The author of four books on the energy sector, Bryce has been called "something of a visionary and perhaps even a revolutionary," by the New York Times. The Wall Street Journal called Power Hungry "precisely the kind of journalism we need to hold truth to power."
Known for his thought-provoking journalism and research, Bryce has been writing about energy for two decades. A senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, his articles have appeared in numerous publications including the Wall Street Journal, The Nation, The Atlantic Monthly and the Washington Post. In addition, he regularly appears on TV and radio programs on outlets like BBC, CNN, Fox, and NPR.
A prolific writer on the energy sector, Bryce is renowned for his analysis of industrial trends and the future of energy. Some of today's important trends include the advent of better software, more powerful computers, advancements in metallurgy, and overall process improvements, which are allowing commodity producers to do more and more with less and less. Bryce knows which companies and industries are putting this "less is more" philosophy to work and how they are doing it.
An insightful and engaging speaker, Robert Bryce skillfully explains the physics and math behind our energy and power systems while exposing the myriad myths about "energy independence" and "green" energy.
