Energy industry – Feb 6
Exxon: Juggernaut or Dinosaur?
Time to toll the warning bells
Utilities Turn Their Customers Green, With Envy
Exxon: Juggernaut or Dinosaur?
Time to toll the warning bells
Utilities Turn Their Customers Green, With Envy
Drought threatens Chinese wheat crop
Darley: China Enters A New And ‘Interesting’ Phase
China to Construct 8 Strategic Oil Reserve Bases
A standard story is making the rounds which goes like this: low prices and lack of investment will impair future oil production capacity. When the global economy rebounds, which could happen as early as 2010, oil prices will shoot up again as demand once again outstrips available supply.
A mid-week update on peak oil, including:
– Prices and production
– Growing troubles in Asia
Auto sales are worst in 26 years
The high cost of bad driving habits
The Challenge of Sustainable Transportation: Prospects for Switzerland and the U.S
The Myth of the Efficient Car
Remaking America: The Ambiguities of Obama
Dangerous Oil
Our Love Affair With Malls Is on the Rocks
When you watch these ads, the ads check you out
Fundamentalist Consumerism and an Insane Society
A weekly review, including:
– Production and Prices
– Obama’s stimulus
– Venezuela
– Briefs
Natural Gas Glut Could Hit US
Oil Sector Braces For Wider Fallout Of Low Crude Price
Oil players stockpile cheap crude on tankers
Endangered Electricity System: The Potential of Microgrids
A new set of high definition videos are now online: Richard Heinberg on peak oil, Thaddeus Owen on permaculture, Ellen Brown on financial collapse, Tim Husdon on the four futures, and Kim Hill on the auto industry crisis, and more.
Today’s guest is scientist and financial expert Chris Martenson, here to explain how the financial crisis is a predictable outcome of a money system requiring exponential growth on a finite planet.
A weekly round-up from a UK perspective.