Peak oil – Nov 1
Survey: Geologists predict that oil production will decline within a decade
ASPO newsletter for November
ASPO VII – second day
Peak oil: are oil prices destined to rise again?
Fossil Fuels
Peak oil, prices & supplies- Oct 31
TNK-BP CEO says Russia oil output likely peaked
IEA’s Tanaka: ‘The Low Energy Price Age Is Over’
Sleepless in Tehran
Renewables & efficiency – Oct 31
World can halt fossil fuel use by 2090: study
IEA cites gains from energy efficiency
A Solar Gold Rush Is Spreading From California to New Jersey
ODAC Newsletter – Oct 31
A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective
German group: “Peak oil is now”
The current developments on the global oil markets confirm the core message of the study presented by the experts of the Energy Watch Group, a comprehensive analysis of empirical data regarding worldwide oil production. A temporary drop in prices changes nothing: The hope that the ostensible speculation bubble will burst is futile. It is highly probable that worldwide oil production has already reached its apex and will continue to fall back. “Peak Oil” is now. (Excerpts)
Peak oil, prices & supplies – Oct 30
UK will face peak oil crisis within five years, report warns
UK companies urge steps to head off global ‘oil crunch’
ASPO VII – first day
Oil’s stunning retreat: How long can it last?
Heinberg: Go develop yourself
Peak Oil Notes – Oct 30
Mid week update including:
– Oil rebounds a little
– The World Energy Outlook
The oil crunch: Securing the UK’s energy future
Declining availability of oil will hit the UK earlier than generally expected, with potentially devastating implications for the UK economy, according to a report from a UK industry taskforce. “We sought two opinions on oil-supply risk, one from an oil-industry expert known as a leading advocate of the early-peak scenario [Chris Skrebowski], and the second from Royal Dutch Shell, who we expected might advocate a more sanguine prognosis.” (Excerpts)
The peak oil crisis: A steepening slope
At the minute, the oil and other commodity markets seem seized with the notion that a rip-roaring, world engulfing depression is on the way that will demolish oil consumption. People are actually starting to talk about oil falling all the way to $20 a barrel again. Is this likely or even remotely possible?
Solutions & sustainability – Oct. 30
Staying home as a necessity and a right
Progettazione per zone e settori in ambiente urbano
Creating a Post-Peak Future Worth Living Into
Horticultural Consciousness: Hemenway interview #2
Bad Money and The Bottleneck: Is healthcare nationalization inevitable?
The nationalization of healthcare is the most likely outcome of the phenomena of Bad Money and The Bottleneck. Other possibilities are a severe degradation of the healthcare system or its bifurcation on the basis of ability to pay, which will reflect an unstable democratic society and possibly contribute to civic unrest and conflict.
Peak oil – Oct 29
Oil production predicted to decline within 5 years (new)
UK taskforce – peak oil will arrive much earlier than expected
Randy Udall: Peak oil and its effect on climate change
World is `drowning in oil’ (again) after drought
