Oil producers – June 30
Venezuelan oil
Exeunt Exxon and Conoco
Big oil and big media v. Hugo Chavez
Mexico’s Calderon sees oil exports falling
Official U.S. report on Iraq oil legislation
Venezuelan oil
Exeunt Exxon and Conoco
Big oil and big media v. Hugo Chavez
Mexico’s Calderon sees oil exports falling
Official U.S. report on Iraq oil legislation
ConocoPhillips sees some strains in the system
End Of Suburbia interview
The end of the world (as we know it)
Biofuel pioneer: Addressing the oil crisis
ASPO-USA: The peak oil tango
Peak market economics
It’s time to revisit the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) with a focus on reality, not hyperbole.
Iran has the world’s second-biggest proven reserves of oil, so its people are now furious that the Government has suddenly brought in petrol rationing. There have been demonstrations, and at least one petrol station was set on fire. (Also a peak-oil perspective from Dr. Roger Bezdek.)
In a stunning interview for the French daily Le Monde, Fatih Birol, the chief economist of the International Energy Agency effectively says that peak oil is just around the corner, and that without Iraqi oil, we’ll be in deep trouble by 2015
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Peak Oil and Gas (APPGOPO) has been formed, ensuring that the issue of declining global oil supplies will feature much more prominently in Parliament.
Kremlin lays claim to huge chunk of oil-rich North Pole
OPEC: Demand for OPEC oil by 2010 below 2005 level
Venezuela oil boom raises inflation spectre
The problem’s not peak oil, it#39;s politics
ODAC News
Energy news roundup from Canada
TOD: This week in petroleum
Peak coal: Depletion reflected in prices
TOD on coal supply
Congress wants U.S. coal industry destroyed: exec
Except for those in extreme denial about our oil problems, even casual observers looking at the facts and trends listed below should see that we’re on the front edge of an enormously challenging energy transition.
In a world of looming fuel shortage, Britain and the US formalised their energy fears with a war.
The federal government must immediately and rigorously assess the looming impact of peak oil, former White House consultant Roger Bezdek says.