Building a world of
resilient communities.

MAIN LIST

 

Audio: Is The Russian Oil Boom Over?

Veteran energy analyst and petroleum geologist, Robert Ebel, Chairman of the Energy Program at CSIS (The Center for Strategic and International Studies), based in Washington DC, talks candidly about the many problems that Russia - the engine behind so much non-OPEC oil growth in the last five years - will have in trying to expand its oil and gas production much further.
Turning to the debate over future US energy policy, Robert Ebel warns that business as usual is for cheap energy over, and confirms that Skrebowski's Oilfields Megaprojects Report is an important tool in trying to understand our deepening energy dilemma.

Link to audio:
www.globalpublicmedia.com/interviews/380

Tags:  

Microgrids: A Utility’s Best Friend or Worst Enemy?

A recent data roundup by renewable energy industry analyst Paul Gipe shows …

Peak oil notes - May 23

A mid-week update. Oil prices have fallen $2-3 a barrel this week on weaker …

Rooftop Revolution: How Solar Energy Is Putting Power Back in the Hands of the People

The sun is waiting to be tapped for clean, cheap energy if we can get our …

Difficult Truths about 'Difficult Oil'

As we work down the hydrocarbon pyramid, energy gets messier and much more …

Energy Return on Investment

EROI studies for most energy resources show a decline, indicating that …

Earth Trek: The Journey Home

Lurking behind the cover story of terrorism and modern unease is an even …

Shale gas, tight oil, and fracking - May 21

•At margins of shale oil boom, a tempered euphoria •Fracking envy …