This is a unique new publication focusing on the relation of energy to the landscape. Neither a compendium nor a technical manual, but an analysis addressing all facets of energy production and related architecture. This book analyses the way in which the huge structures involved in the energy production sector relate to the world which surrounds us. Through an analysis of the systems, sequences and sources of energy production - including dismantled and decommissioned structures as well as operational ones - it methodically elucidates the numerous facets the world of energy presents when it comes into contact with the territory surrounding us. It also addresses how energy production can integrate more harmoniously with the landscape, including ways of converting those artefacts that have become obsolete from the technical point of view but which could accommodate other uses.