Wall Street Life: Take an oil price over $40 – then quadruple it

Everyone agrees that we are running out of oil, what no one knows is how quickly. Pessimists say it could only be a few years until we are plunged into bitter darkness, causing a typhoon of war and famine to sweep the Earth.

telegraph

After the Oil Runs Out

It now appears that world oil production, about 80 million barrels a day, will soon peak. In fact, conventional oil production has already peaked and is declining. For every 10 barrels of conventional oil consumed, only four new barrels are discovered. Without the unconventional oil from tar sands, liquefied natural gas and other deposits, world production would have peaked several years ago.

Washington Post

After the Oil Runs Out

It now appears that world oil production, about 80 million barrels a day, will soon peak. In fact, conventional oil production has already peaked and is declining. For every 10 barrels of conventional oil consumed, only four new barrels are discovered. Without the unconventional oil from tar sands, liquefied natural gas and other deposits, world production would have peaked several years ago.

Washington Post

After the Oil Runs Out

It now appears that world oil production, about 80 million barrels a day, will soon peak. In fact, conventional oil production has already peaked and is declining. For every 10 barrels of conventional oil consumed, only four new barrels are discovered. Without the unconventional oil from tar sands, liquefied natural gas and other deposits, world production would have peaked several years ago.

Washington Post

After the Oil Runs Out

It now appears that world oil production, about 80 million barrels a day, will soon peak. In fact, conventional oil production has already peaked and is declining. For every 10 barrels of conventional oil consumed, only four new barrels are discovered. Without the unconventional oil from tar sands, liquefied natural gas and other deposits, world production would have peaked several years ago.

Washington Post

Skids are Greased for Oil Crisis

When geologists speak of Hubbert’s Peak, they’re not talking mountaintops or hairdos. They’re referring to a time – maybe not so far off – when the world will run out of fertile new oilfields and new ways to recover oil, and petroleum supplies will begin an inevitable and maybe very fast slide.

Common Dreams

Skids are Greased for Oil Crisis

When geologists speak of Hubbert’s Peak, they’re not talking mountaintops or hairdos. They’re referring to a time – maybe not so far off – when the world will run out of fertile new oilfields and new ways to recover oil, and petroleum supplies will begin an inevitable and maybe very fast slide.

Common Dreams

Skids are Greased for Oil Crisis

When geologists speak of Hubbert’s Peak, they’re not talking mountaintops or hairdos. They’re referring to a time – maybe not so far off – when the world will run out of fertile new oilfields and new ways to recover oil, and petroleum supplies will begin an inevitable and maybe very fast slide.

Common Dreams

Skids are Greased for Oil Crisis

When geologists speak of Hubbert’s Peak, they’re not talking mountaintops or hairdos. They’re referring to a time – maybe not so far off – when the world will run out of fertile new oilfields and new ways to recover oil, and petroleum supplies will begin an inevitable and maybe very fast slide.

Common Dreams

UK close to losing status as oil exporter

Britain may soon take on permanently to the status of oil importer, with North Sea production, which peaked at 2.9 million barrels a day in 1999, set to fall to near half that level by 2007.

The Times

UK close to losing status as oil exporter

Britain may soon take on permanently to the status of oil importer, with North Sea production, which peaked at 2.9 million barrels a day in 1999, set to fall to near half that level by 2007.

The Times

UK close to losing status as oil exporter

Britain may soon take on permanently to the status of oil importer, with North Sea production, which peaked at 2.9 million barrels a day in 1999, set to fall to near half that level by 2007.

The Times

UK close to losing status as oil exporter

Britain may soon take on permanently to the status of oil importer, with North Sea production, which peaked at 2.9 million barrels a day in 1999, set to fall to near half that level by 2007.

The Times

Oil Fields: Cold Storage for Greenhouse Gases?

July 9, 2004

Oil Fields: Cold Storage for Greenhouse Gases?

July 9, 2004

Oil Fields: Cold Storage for Greenhouse Gases?

July 9, 2004

Oil Fields: Cold Storage for Greenhouse Gases?

July 9, 2004

Wind Power for Old Oil Rigs

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – July 9, 2004 [SolarAccess.com] Talk about a transformation, a unique arrangement off the coast of Louisiana could soon allow wind turbines to be placed on derelict off-shore oil rigs.

Solar Access

Wind Power for Old Oil Rigs

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – July 9, 2004 [SolarAccess.com] Talk about a transformation, a unique arrangement off the coast of Louisiana could soon allow wind turbines to be placed on derelict off-shore oil rigs.

Solar Access

Wind Power for Old Oil Rigs

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – July 9, 2004 [SolarAccess.com] Talk about a transformation, a unique arrangement off the coast of Louisiana could soon allow wind turbines to be placed on derelict off-shore oil rigs.

Solar Access

Wind Power for Old Oil Rigs

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – July 9, 2004 [SolarAccess.com] Talk about a transformation, a unique arrangement off the coast of Louisiana could soon allow wind turbines to be placed on derelict off-shore oil rigs.

Solar Access

Science group warns of political interference

WASHINGTON – The Bush administration is still packing scientific advisory panels with ideologues and is imposing strict controls on researchers who want to share ideas with colleagues in other countries, a group of scientists charged on Thursday.

MSNBC

Science group warns of political interference

WASHINGTON – The Bush administration is still packing scientific advisory panels with ideologues and is imposing strict controls on researchers who want to share ideas with colleagues in other countries, a group of scientists charged on Thursday.

MSNBC

Science group warns of political interference

WASHINGTON – The Bush administration is still packing scientific advisory panels with ideologues and is imposing strict controls on researchers who want to share ideas with colleagues in other countries, a group of scientists charged on Thursday.

MSNBC

Science group warns of political interference

WASHINGTON – The Bush administration is still packing scientific advisory panels with ideologues and is imposing strict controls on researchers who want to share ideas with colleagues in other countries, a group of scientists charged on Thursday.

MSNBC

Why your electric bills are soaring

Interesting article. It goes into the average price people pay for electricity. It also gives a chart on how much electricity each average item in your house uses. We have many products that are in standby mode 24 hours per day so that they start quickly. This uses electricity all the time. MSN A fellow […]

Why your electric bills are soaring

Interesting article. It goes into the average price people pay for electricity. It also gives a chart on how much electricity each average item in your house uses. We have many products that are in standby mode 24 hours per day so that they start quickly. This uses electricity all the time. MSN A fellow […]

Why your electric bills are soaring

Interesting article. It goes into the average price people pay for electricity. It also gives a chart on how much electricity each average item in your house uses. We have many products that are in standby mode 24 hours per day so that they start quickly. This uses electricity all the time. MSN A fellow […]

Why your electric bills are soaring

Interesting article. It goes into the average price people pay for electricity. It also gives a chart on how much electricity each average item in your house uses. We have many products that are in standby mode 24 hours per day so that they start quickly. This uses electricity all the time. MSN A fellow […]

Someone in Cleveland is paying attention

Skids are Greased for Oil Crisis by Elizabeth Sullivan Sullivan is The Plain Dealer’s foreign-affairs columnist and an associate editor of the editorial pages. From The Plain Dealer via Common DreamsWhen geologists speak of Hubbert’s Peak, they’re not talking mountaintops or hairdos. They’re referring to a time – maybe not so far off – when […]

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