Peak Oil – Feb 13
The Giant Sucking Sound, Revisited
Let Us Be Human: Peak Oil
CERA Report outlines energy scenarios
Change required in Madison
Oil
Transport – Feb 12
Million motorists embarrass road price ministers
Cuts in gasoline use decades away: US automakers
Transport chief pledges to get Auckland moving
Tar sands – Feb 12
Oil industry finds hot rock resource
Canadian Oil Industry Fears Possible Tax Increase, Enviro Controls
WorleyParsons’ Canadian Play
Australian Senate Oil Supply Report – Feb 12
Parliament recognises Peak Oil as real
Review of Senate report
Oil future raises burning questions
High petrol prices a sign of worse to come
Oil industry – Feb 11
Russian about going nowhere
Venezuela tries to attract nore oil rigs
Shell commercial: No easy oil any more
Oil companies open up at CERA conference
Exxon Mobil warms up to climate issue
Coin in the fuse box
By subverting the feedback we need concerning global warming, peak oil and a host of other environmental problems, those engaged in this public relations game of confusion risk letting the equivalent of a house fire occur in the biosphere.
Oil sands – Feb 9
Oil sands pumping problems: report
Mixing oil and water – Alberta oil sands
Oil patch girds for battle with Ottawa
Depletion – Feb 9
Norway falls to 5th place among oil exporters
Graph of Norway drop (new)
Mexico’s top oil field declining fast – Pemex
Cantarell decline – is peak oil correct?
CIBC no longer predicting $100-a-barrel oil soon
The peak oil crisis: Connecting the dots
There are trend lines and clues from across the earth pointing to serious troubles just ahead, but once again they are not generally perceived as making a “convincing case,” especially when nobody really wants to contemplate the conclusion.
Peak Oil – Feb 8
Flesh on the bones of Mexican oil production
IEA forcasts oil demand growth of 2% a Year
Australia report urges vehicle congestion charge
ASPO Australia response to Senate report
Australian Senate inquiry into future oil supply and alternative transport fuels
This inquiry was prompted by the question of whether Australia should be concerned about ‘peak oil’. This term refers to the theory that, for fundamental geological reasons, global conventional oil production will reach a peak and then start an irreversible decline soon enough to be of concern.
Energy Policy – Feb 7
Pennsylvania Launches Energy Independence Plan
Nigeria’s Energy Crisis
Saudi to boost US forces fuel supply
China’s military ordered to cut energy use
China’s strategic oil reserve begins operation
