In Fueling the Future Heintzman and Solomon present the world's leading energy thinkers -- Geoffrey Ballard, Len Bolger, David B. Brooks, Michael J. Brown, Peter Fairley, Avi Friedman, Susan Holtz, and more -- who apply their ingenuity to pressing questions such as: What happens when we run out of oil? What new energy technologies are available? Will hydrogen and the fuel cell be the next great revolution? Who are the current innovators and how can we implement their ideas?

Each thinker offers solutions for debate, discussion, and action. This is not pie in the sky science. These are practical solutions to real problems. There has never been a more urgent need for ingenuity and for a series of books like this.

This dynamic new series founded by Andrew Heintzman and Evan Solomon is called the Ingenuity Project. Heintzman and Solomon gathered the best and brightest minds to generate new solutions to the most pressing issues of our time. Fueling the Future is the first book in the series. The second is Feeding the Future.

Andrew Heintzman is president and a co-founder of Investeco Capital, the first Canadian investment company focused exclusively on environmental sectors. He is also the Chair of the Premier’s Climate Change Advisory Panel for the Province of Ontario. He was co-editor of Fueling the Future: How the Battle Over Energy Is Changing Everything, Feeding the Future: From Fat to Famine, and Food and Fuel: Solutions for the Future, all published by House of Anansi Press. He sits on a number of corporate boards, including Lotek Wireless, Triton Logging, and Horizon Distributors. He is on the board of directors of the Tides Canada Foundation, and the Steering Committee of Sustainable Prosperity. Before Investeco, Andrew was a co-founder and publisher of Shift magazine. He lives in Toronto.

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Evan Solomon is the anchor of CBC’s national political show Power & Politics. He co-founded and was editor-in-chief of Shift magazine, and writes a monthly column for The Globe and Mail called "How They See It", and has worked as a journalist and writer for publications throughout North America and Asia, including The Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Toronto Star and The South China Morning Post.

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• Short-listed, Canadian Science Writers' Association General Audience Book Award
• Short-listed, National Business Book Award