[clv101]

Here's the latest article from my blog, I think it's important to point out that there are two completely different ways of calculating when peak oil will occur and importantly they agree with one another!

Here the geologists method of Hubbert and Campbell is compared to the analysis’s method of Chris Skrebowski with uncanny agreement.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')here are two distinct ways to think about and present the phenomenon of peak oil. It’s easy to describe what peak oil actually is, it’s the global peak in extraction rate of petroleum. The difficulty of course is determining the date and associated extraction rate of peak oil. This is where I see the two camps.

http://www.vitaltrivia.co.uk/2005/06/21

[holmes]

I have a gut feeling 2008 will be the year the US economy goes completely underwater in its long descent to the bottom (titanic). I was hoping 2015 but consumption is not waning worldwide.

[MicroHydro]

The Australia and UK housing bubbles are already past. Australia is deflating and the UK is just leaving the peak price plateau. The US housing boom will peak by August, with noticeable declines by early 2006. In all, $30 trillion in home equity were added to the OCED nations in the 21st century housing bubble. If only half of that vanishes, it would still be more than twice the $7 Trillion in equity that was wiped out by the dotcom crash.

In brief, the global economic depression will be getting underway shortly. Whether peak (sweet light) oil already happened in 2004, or is a few years in the future no longer matters. The days of theory are over. We are living the actual experience right now.

[RdSnt]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('holmes', 'I') have a gut feeling 2008 will be the year the US economy goes completely underwater in its long descent to the bottom (titanic). I was hoping 2015 but consumption is not waning worldwide.

[Hawkcreek]

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[AdamB]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('clv101', 'H')ere's the latest article from my blog, I think it's important to point out that there are two completely different ways of calculating when peak oil will occur and importantly they agree with one another!

Here the geologists method of Hubbert and Campbell is compared to the analysis’s method of Chris Skrebowski with uncanny agreement.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')here are two distinct ways to think about and present the phenomenon of peak oil. It’s easy to describe what peak oil actually is, it’s the global peak in extraction rate of petroleum. The difficulty of course is determining the date and associated extraction rate of peak oil. This is where I see the two camps.

http://www.vitaltrivia.co.uk/2005/06/21