Peak oil – Aug 7
Christian Science Monitor on peak oil
Revolutionary report on future of oil (IEA)
Trinidad:
Peak oil – less tourism?
TOD-Canada news roundup
Fossil Fuels
Peak oil: what’s ahead?
Some analysts say that peak oil is here now. Suppose they are correct — what changes will we see in the years ahead? How might oil production change between now and 2030, and how will this decline affect the economy?
(Part 3 of a series)
Peak Oil Review – August 6, 2007
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective, featuring:
– Crude and Gasoline
– The OPEC Meeting
– In the Congress
– African Power Crisis
United States – Aug 6
Energy policy per American Petroleum Institute
Energy bill adopted by House requires utilities to use renewables
Candidate Dodd on energy & the environment
Peak Oil – Aug 5
Peak Oil Passnotes: To Sir [David King] With love
Peak oil – expensive food
Do your part to destroy the Earth
TOD Round-Up: August 3rd 2007
More peak oil – Aug 5
Deffeyes on the NPC report
Vancouver Sun: Get ready for oil supplies to dwindle, experts warn (Aleklett and more)
The World Energy Modeling Project
Review: A Thousand Barrels a Second
Oil sector’s big issue now delivery, not discovery
Energy industry – Aug 4
Alaska’s addiction (oil industry influence)
Oil firms’ buybacks pump up criticism
Peak oil and what it means to the petroleum industry
Growing risk: the payback (gas market)
Oil & geopolitics – Aug 3
Review: Linda McQuaig’s It’s the Crude, Dude
Kazakhstan turns the screw on foreign investors
Good news from Baghdad at last: the oil law has stalled
Edwards, Obama, Richardson and Clinton on energy
Which of the major Democratic party candidates has the best energy platform? A comparison based on what I could find on their websites and some interviews.
Peak oil – Aug 2
Interview with Jean Laherrère
The incredible disappearing 140 Tcf of Canadian gas
Astyk:
How to explain peak oil to anyone
Fuelhard
Review: The Last Oil Shock
Ask not for whom The wind blows…
Tensions around North Pole hydrocarbons raise the specter of new (bitter) Cold War.
The technological problems of drafting arctic oil and gas into human service have not even been solved, the ecological fallout of this course of action hardly addressed, but already huge sums of money are committed for grabbing control and potential revenues.
Russia – Aug 2
Russia cuts August Black Sea crude exports, maintains Baltic
Pay $456m now or we cut your gas, Gazprom warns Belarus
Russia plants flag on North Pole seabed
Gazprom hopes for major Arctic hydrocarbon discoveries
