Peak oil notes – Feb 19
A weekly update including:
– Prices and production
– A supply crunch?
A weekly update including:
– Prices and production
– A supply crunch?
Total’s de Margerie says oil output near peak
The Economics of Volatile Oil Prices
German “Peak Oil Briefing” now in English
Explorations – Environmental collapse (interview with Richard Heinberg)
“After Peak Oil” conference at Johns Hopkins March 12
Crude Cassandra (Forbes covers Simmons)
Take Peak Oil seriously – it’ll be here much sooner than you think
Threat of gas price rise as reserves run dry
A weekly review including:
– Production and Prices
– French realism
– CERAWeek
– Detroit at the Crossroads
– Briefs
Recovery Plan Captures the Energy Opportunity
Administration delays move toward more offshore drilling
Big Science Role Is Seen in Global Warming Cure
Clinton’s China Visit Opens Door on Climate Change
Weekly round up from a UK perspective.
New German-language peak oil-aware newsletter now online
U. S. refinery delays may spur su?pply crunch
Mechanics of Future Oil Price Volatility (A Flubber Cobweb)
Germaine Greer on Dubai
Tar sands boom hits a sticky patch
Gail the Actuary visits Chevron’s Kern River Facility
A mid-week review, including:
– Prices and production
– Forecasts
In this show, Jason Bradford and Professor Michael Klare discuss the geopolitics of resource competition. Nations are engaging in a dangerous zero sum game as they jostle over finite supplies of fossil fuels, including the positioning of opposing advanced weapons systems in unstable parts of the world.
Peak Oil’s impact on the United States will probably be more severe than what most other countries will feel. This follows from a different way of thinking about the problem – availability vs. production…I would suggest that this is not the most useful way to consider the question.
Merrill Lynch says global oil production will decline further in coming years
Henry Groppe inteview
The Price of Oil this summer