Geopolitics – July 3
Scotlands friends in the north
Gasoline Rationing Finally Comes to Iran
Oil Boom, Politics Shape Africa’s Future
Scotlands friends in the north
Gasoline Rationing Finally Comes to Iran
Oil Boom, Politics Shape Africa’s Future
Over 50 links to Oil Drum articles from the past year are provided which combined provide a comprehensive overview of the issues surrounding peak oil and energy decline. (Great resource.)
Online documents from Australian PO & GW conference
Conference interview
Russian oil exports fall
North Sea output continues to drop despite record investment
Oil- A decade past
Energy security in Trinidad & Tobago
TOD Canada energy news roundup
South Africas arterial meltdown feeds rail push
Irish Rail joins the dots
Public transport vital for Cuba’s development
Palace freezes fare hike directive
Coal divides corporations (coal companies strike back)
Coal for power generation in Gulf states
NZ Greens challenge coal mine prospectus
Botswana showcases coal prospects
20 Burning Questions
Practical responses to peak oil
Researchers warn of transport poverty
Irans oil restrictions a warning for Australia
ODAC news
The American Petroleum Institute have funded a survey that reportedly shows a “fundamental lack of knowledge regarding energy demand and supplies”. Closer inspection suggests a distinct agenda behind the obvious flaws in the APIs twenty questions.
I’ve been thinking about energy, trying to make sense of energy trends and energy appetites and the main conclusion I’ve reached is that energy is an IQ test that we Americans tend to fail.
An executive summary of weekly news from a peak oil perspective.
The chart using the BP world oil production data effectively separates the peaked producers from those who are increasing, and those who may still increase or at least hold steady for awhile. This article add a few thoughts on likely future production trends.
Disruptive high power battery technology is going into production in California. Moving transport combustion from the street to the power plant cuts oil utilization in half and reduces both “fuel” cost and emissions by two thirds.
Clear explanation of peak oil from “Gail the Actuary.”