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Oil companies – May 24

December 15, 2020May 24, 2007 by Staff

Big Oil money doesn’t go over well at Stanford
Shell considers halting U.S. refinery plans
BP scraps green energy plan

Unhappy motoring

December 15, 2020May 24, 2007 by Dave Cohen

Dangerously low inventories make spot shortages and sudden, large price increases real possibilities. As they gas up their cars, Americans gripe about the costs and look for scapegoats… the days of happy motoring are gone.

Gas prices – May 24

December 15, 2020May 24, 2007 by Staff

Richard Heinberg on high fuel prices
Poll: Prices must go way higher to alter driving
NYT: Graphs of gas prices
Gas price spike longest on record
TOD: Saudi Arabia and gas prices
Oil industry says biofuel push may hurt at pump

Gouging bill stripped down

11 incontrovertible truths of oil production and peak oil arguments

December 15, 2020May 23, 2007 by PeakEngineer

At NASA, we frequently have to step back and retreat to the last recognizable common ground on technical issues. If we hope to expand the dialogue about Peak Oil, …we must begin the discussion at the least common denominator — the bare facts on which everyone can agree.

Oil company profits and high gas prices – May 23

December 15, 2020May 23, 2007 by Staff

TOD: Here we go again
Impact of rising gas prices ‘fairly limited’, economists say

API conference call on gas prices
MoveOn: Are you feeling gouged?
House passes gasoline gouging bill

Glimpsing the deindustrial age

December 15, 2020May 23, 2007 by John Michael Greer

The most likely trajectory of industrial society is a process of uneven economic and technological decline, a “long descent” over several centuries leading into a deindustrial dark age and beyond. (first of a series)

The peak oil crisis: The minimum operating level

December 15, 2020May 23, 2007 by Tom Whipple

The size of our gasoline stockpile has become an important number, not only for everyone who drives, but also for the future of our economy… If stockpiles – on either coast – drop much more, we are going to find out, the hard way, exactly where the minimal operating level is, for that will be the day the shortages develop.