0 GENERAL

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Carte de Managinter

Environnement d'entreprise

1 CHRONIQUES

Histoire de la gestion

Chroniques des affaires

2 GEOGRAPHIE

PAYS

Environnement

Etude d'un pays

Critères localisation

Union européenne

France

Pays Union européenne

Marché allemand

Autre Europe

'Est en transition

Russie-exCEI

Asie Est

Asie

Moyen Orient

Moyen orient

Afrique

Amérique Latine

Amérique du Nord

3 ETAT-DROIT

'Etat et entreprise

Defaillance d'entreprise

La petite entreprise

Politique et affaires

Droit

Droit des affaires

Fiscalité

Fiscalité internationale

Paradis fiscaux

Juriste et joint-venture

Association entreprises

4INTERNATIONAL

Entreprise etInternational

Intelligence économique

Patriotisme economique

Espionnage économique

Veille internationale

Entreprises et conflits

Diagnostic international

Stratégie produit/marché

Risque international d'entreprise

Stratégie risque politique

Le risque économique

Le risque politique

Pratique Joint Ventures

Mondialisation etentreprise

5 ECONOMIE

Economie et entreprises

Finance

OPERATIONS

Ressources- opérations

Technologie

Risques , sécurité

Stratégie numérique

Management numérique

Numérique- management

Technologie numérique

Approvisionnements

Production

Logistique

Déchets et pollutions

Finance: Ressources

Finance: Dépense

Financement implantation

Le contrôle

Les résultats

La rentabilité

Contribue au résultat?

Les dirigeants

MANAGERIAL PROBLEM

Erreur des dirigeants

Quand le patron se plante

Questions pour consultant

6 TABLE DES SECTEURS:

SECTEURS

Secteurs et entreprises

Etude d'un secteur

Energie

Minerais et métaux

Industrie chimique

AgroAlimentaire

Consommation

Equipements

BTP

Services

Secteur Financier

Marchés financiers

La Bourse

Commerce

Comment retrouver une entreprise?

Listes et monographies

Multinationales sur Internet

PME sur Internet

7SOCIETE

Société et entreprise

Ressources humaines

TRAVAIL, EMPLOI

Responsabilité d'entreprise

Contribution sociale

Questions environnement

Consommation

Environnement culturel

8 OPINIONS

Opinions et entreprise

Communication Publicité

Agences Web

Corruption

Ethique en affaires internationales

Gouvernance d'entreprise

Management des connaissances

Universités d'entreprises

9 PERSPECTIVES

L'entreprise réinventée

 

Biblio.Energie

Bibliographie Marketing industriel 

Biblio. marketing des services 

RECHERCHE

Recherche rapide,

Recherche avancée

Comment s'informer

CYBERSCOPE

ManaginterNet

Sources externes

Moteurs et répertoires spécialisés Pour trouver les répertoires spécialisés:

SuperSeek

Webdata

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Ministère Industrie

http://www.business.com/

Les 1000 meilleurs portails d'affaires sectoriels

Portails 2ressources grand public ou professionnelles (portails ou simple sites spécialisés). Pour des informations plus détaillées sur les répertoires sélectifs et les portails, voir la partie dédiée dans Intelligence-Center.com.

PLUSDETUDES.COM, catalogue d’études de marché sectorielles et de sources d’informations stratégiques http://www.plusdetudes.com/

Northern light

  • http://urfist.univ-lyon1.fr/gratuits/index.html

    http://www.vlib.org/

    http://www.invisibleweb.com

    http://www.enfin.com

    INDUSTRY NET

    Entreprises industrielles:

    StrategicWatch

    Societe.com, leader de l'information gratuite pour les entreprises, intègre la technologie de cartographie de MapStan pour offrir un nouveau service.

    http://www.about.com/industry/

    http://retailindustry.about.com/

    http://www.business.com/

    Revue de presse "'Usine nouvelle"

    Service Public : espace professionnels Site internet de la Documentation française destinés aux professionnels et aux entreprises. Renseignements pratiques, formulaires, déclarations fiscales ou sociales, adresses utiles pour la gestion d'entreprise.

    Table de l'économie

    TABLE SECTEURS SUR MANAGINTER

    Echanges

    Guide du Commerce International OMC

     Biblio. of Energy

    Biblio.Industrial marketing 

    Biblio. marketing of services 

     
    business

    LE SECTEUR ENERGETIQUE

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    Auteur:

    0 imageGENERALITES

  • SOURCES
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    1 imageCHRONIQUES

    • HISTOIRE

    • ACTUALITES

     

    2 image GEOGRAPHIE

     

    3 imageINSTITUTIONS ET POLITIQUE

    • ENVIRONNEMENT NATIONAL

      • Stratégie et moyens de développement de l'efficacité énergétique et des sources d'énergie renouvelables en France Yves COCHET, député Rapport remis à Lionel JOSPIN en septembre 2000. Se procurer le rapport
    • DROIT ET INSTITUTIONS

    ENERGY POLICY


    International Energy Outlook 2008: Highlights

    Energy Information Administration, Department of Energy - Web posted June 25, 2008 – 5 pages.

    http://www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/ieo/pdf/highlights.pdf


    World marketed energy consumption is projected to grow by 50 percent between 2005 and 2030, driven by robust economic growth and expanding populations in the world’s developing countries, according to the report. Average world oil prices in each year since 2003 have been higher than the average for the previous year and prices in 2007 were nearly double the 2003 prices. Although liquid fuels are expected to remain the largest single source of energy through 2030, the liquids share of marketed world energy consumption declines from 37 percent in 2005 to 33 percent in 2030. The share of conventional oil in the overall liquids supply is in decline with expanded use of unconventional oil, bio-fuels, and other unconventional liquids.




    Challenges to Meeting Future Energy Needs and to Developing the Technologies for Meeting Increased Global Energy Demand (SD-366)

    Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources – Hearing – June 25, 2008

    http://energy.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Hearings.Hearing&Hearing_ID=9c99a5af-ee34-7661-eb67-f1f726e80cf8

     

    Chris S. Israel

    Don’t Kill the Green Goose

    Institute for Policy Innovation - Web posted June 2, 2008 – 2 pages

    http://www.ipi.org/ipi/IPIPublications.nsf/PublicationLookupFullTextPDF/B3E53F7E7905DEF18625745C0074EDEA/$File/GreenTech.pdf?OpenElement

    According to the analysis, the clean energy revolution will only reach its full potential in solving our energy needs worldwide if there is determination to promote and protect the intellectual property (IP) that makes green technology possible. The need to achieve technological breakthroughs to provide cleaner, more efficient, cheaper and more abundant sources of energy may be the race-to-the-moon for this generation of American inventors, scientists and entrepreneurs. In is noted that the “green tech” industry is today where the semiconductor industry was 35 years ago and where the biotech industry was 25 years ago.

    The Truth about America’s Energy: Big Oil Stockpiles Supplies and Pockets Profits

    House - Committee on Natural Resources - Special Report- June 2008 – 10 pages

    http://resourcescommittee.house.gov/images/stories/Documents/truth_about_americas_energy.pdf

    While the oil industry and some Members of Congress argue that opening more federal lands and waters would lead to lower gasoline prices, the facts prove otherwise. The fact is that the Nation simply cannot drill its way to lower prices at the pump. Other options, from greater energy efficiencies to the development of alternative fuels, are essential to reducing dependency on petroleum fuels and lowering fuel costs.”

    Plug-In Electric Vehicles 2008: What Role for Washington?

    The Brookings Institution – Conference – June 11-12

    http://www.brookings.edu/events/2008/0611_plugin_vehicle.aspx?emc=lm&m=216056&l=43&v=252043

    Oil prices are at record highs. The overwhelming dependence of our cars and trucks on oil strains family budgets, threatens our national security and contributes to global warming. Plug-in electric vehicles have the potential to significantly reduce the United States’ dependence on oil. Yet can this potential be realized? If so, how? Is there a national interest in putting millions of plug-in vehicles on the road soon? How should policymakers in Washington, D.C., respond?

    ENERGY EFFICIENCY

    Green Resources for Energy Efficient Neighborhoods Act

    Financial Services Committee – Hearing – June 11, 2008

    http://www.house.gov/apps/list/hearing/financialsvcs_dem/hr061108.shtml

    This hearing examined H.R. 6078, the Green Resources for Energy Efficient Neighborhoods Act of 2008. The bill provides incentives to lenders and financial institutions to provide lower interest loans and other benefits to consumers, who build, buy or remodel their homes and businesses to improve their energy efficiency. This timely legislation reflects the input of a broad coalition of housing advocates, financial institutions, government leaders, developers, and the environmental community.”

     

    Efficiency: The Hidden Secret to Solving Our Energy Crisis

    Joint Economic Committee – Hearing – July 30, 2008

    http://www.jec.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=Hearings.HearingsCalendar&ContentRecord_id=6fc51d63-e7e2-82b7-10c3-3faa2c150115

    The Chairman of the Joint Economic Committee (JEC) held a hearing to examine how energy efficiency programs can drastically reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy, help us achieve energy independence, and strengthen our economy… Massachusetts Secretary of Energy, Ian Bowles, discussed that state’s brand new efficiency law signed this month; and Google’s Dan Reicher addressed federal opportunities for new energy efficiency programs and groundbreaking private sector energy-savings programs. The panelists, also including Dr. Jonathan Koomey from Stanford University and Mr. Mark Mills of ICx Technologies, offered their views on future federal government energy and energy efficiency policies.”

    Sustainable, Energy-Efficient Transportation Infrastructure

    House Committee on Science – Hearing – June 24, 2008

    http://science.house.gov/publications/hearings_markups_details.aspx?NewsID=2236

    On Tuesday, June 24, 2008, the Subcommittee on Technology and Innovation will hold a hearing to review ongoing Federal, State, academic, and industry research and development activities related to reducing lifecycle energy consumption, reducing fuel use and promoting sustainability for surface transportation infrastructure. The hearing will also address technical, regulatory, social, and financial challenges to implementing new measures and integrating new materials and technologies into existing transportation networks.”

    Climate Benefits of Improved Building Energy Efficiency

    House Committee on Energy and Commerce – Hearing - July 17, 2008

    http://energycommerce.house.gov/cmte_mtgs/110-eaq-hrg.071708.BuildingEfficiency.shtml

    This hearing discusses the “potential for increased energy efficiency in new and existing buildings to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Despite today’s focus on the cost of time on the road, Americans spend virtually their entire week working, eating, studying, recreating, and sleeping in a residential or commercial building. The building sector represents 40 percent of the nation’s primary energy consumption – 72 percent of electricity and 55 percent of natural gas – exceeding any other sector of the U.S. economy, including transportation and industry.”

    image INTERNATIONAL

    • ENVIRONNEMENT INTERNATIONAL

    • DROIT ET INSTITUTIONS

    • RISQUES ET SECURITE

     

    imageECONOMIE

    • SYSTEME

    • CONJONCTURE

    • ECHANGES

    Energy Speculation: Is Greater Regulation Necessary to Stop Price Manipulation? – Part II

    House – Committee on Energy and Commerce – Subcommittee on Oversight & Investigations -

    Hearing – June 23, 2008

    http://energycommerce.house.gov/cmte_mtgs/110-oi-hrg.062308.EnergySpec.shtml

    Numerous testimonies, from government, business and academics

    - http://energycommerce.house.gov/cmte_mtgs/110hearingsheld.shtml)


    Energy Market Manipulation and Federal Enforcement Regimes

    Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation – Hearing - June 3, 2008

    http://commerce.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Hearings.Hearing&Hearing_ID=1c9f4e27-376a-49c8-a244-25730c4bbbe8

    Trading in Energy Markets

    House - Committee on Agriculture - Public Hearing - June 24, 2008 – 10 pages

    http://agriculture.house.gov/testimony/110/h80624/Lukken.pdf

    Mr. Walter Lukken, Acting Chairman, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, testifies on the role, responsibilities and resources of his institution.

    Oil net speculation and swaps graph: http://agriculture.house.gov/testimony/110/h80624/Oil%20_graph.ppt

     

    Leveling the Carbon Playing Field

    WRI and the Peterson Institute for International Economics – Report – May 2008 - 95 pages

    http://pdf.wri.org/leveling_the_carbon_playing_field.pdf

    How can the U.S. maintain a competitive international playing field for carbon-intensive industries under U.S. global warming regulation? This report examines what effect "carbon emissions caps" would have on the industries likely to face the strongest international pressures from climate legislation: steel, copper, aluminum, cement, glass, paper, and basic chemicals.

    6 image SECTEURS

    • ENTREPRISE

    The Rising Costs of Energy: Challenges and Opportunities for Small Businesses

    Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship – Field Hearing – May 28, 2008

    http://sbc.senate.gov/hearings/20080528.cfm

    7 image SOCIETE

    • EMPLOI-TRAVAIL

    • CONSOMMATION

    • ENVIRONNEMENT-SANTE

    U.S. Department of Energy: Clean Cities

    http://www1.eere.energy.gov/cleancities/

    Keeping cities clean and "green" is at the top of many policy makers lists these days, and the "Clean Cities" initiative at the U.S. Department of Energy is a great place to learn more about everything from alternative fuel sources to hybrid vehicles. Visitors to the site can sign up for their free electronic newsletter, take a look through the alternative fuels and advanced vehicles data center, and read through "Clean Cities Now", which is their quarterly newsletter. Policy makers and others will definitely want to click over to the "Coalitions" area.”

    8 image OPINIONS et VALEURS

    • COMMUNICATION
      • communiqués, rapports, documents boursiers
      • marques
      • logos
      • signalétique, sémantique
    • OPINIONS

    • VALEURS

    • SAVOIRS

     

    9 imagePERSPECTIVES

    • BILAN

    • SCENARIOS Prospective du risque politique

    • Energie en Europe

    • Les energies du futur " Rapport sur l'état actuel et les perspectives techniques des énergies renouvelables" Une première partie étudie le rôle essentiel des énergies renouvelables pour l'accession à l'énergie et à l'électricité dans les pays en voie de développement et comment elles peuvent apporter une contribution importante à la consommation d'énergie intérieure, dans l'habitat et les transports. Une deuxième partie est consacrée aux priorités à donner en France aux différentes filières d'énergie renouvelables : les énergies permettant la production d'électricité (énergie éolienne, solaire photovoltaïque, thermodynamique et géothermie haute température) seront déterminantes pour l'industrie et l'exportation, tandis que celles produisant de la chaleur et du carburant (solaire thermique, pompes à chaleur, habitat bioclimatique, biocaburants) le seront pour la réduction de la dépendance extérieure et des émissions de gaz à effet de serre. Une troisième partie présente un bilan des politiques en faveur des énergies renouvelables conduites en France (action de l'ADEME, du CNRS, du CEA, du ministère de la coopération et de l'Agence française de développement), dresse un constat visant le coût très élevé et le caractère insuffisamment ciblé des mesures de soutien et formule un certain nombre de recommandations en faveur d'un recentrage des moyens et d'une accélération de la recherche en la matière." * Source : La Documentation Française http://www.assemblee-nat.fr/rap-oecst/energies/r3415.asp

    • Quelles politiques énergétiques pour demain ?

      Face à la fin annoncée du pétrole et à la nécessaire réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre dans le cadre du protocole de Kyoto, ...

      Comment préparer l'après-pétrole ?

      L’ère du pétrole bon marché prendra fin d’ici à 20 ans. La reconversion de nos systèmes productifs s’annonce comme un défi économique et technologique majeur.

     

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