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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby davep » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 17:25:55

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilFinder2', 'B')eneath the chart it says:

"Although less challenging, Divided Attention and Sustainable Development shall also require considerable investment effort."

Note the, "Although less challenging." That means he believes those two scenarios are do-able, given sufficient investment.

I repeat: Nowhere in this document does he say 2010 is forecast to be the peak. That is ace's interpretation - and it is an incorrect one.

Sure, finding another 29 million barrels a day over the next ten years will be doable.

How, exactly?
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby TheDude » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 17:35:24

Hmm, the title in that graph in the original is "AS NOVAS OFERTAS ANUNCIADAS AINDA NÃO ATENDEM A DEMANDA NO LONGO PRAZO," Ace has neatly translated that into "NEW ANNOUNCED PRODUCTION IS YET TO MEET LONG TERM DEMAND" but when I feed it into Google Translator I get "NEW OFFERS ANNOUNCED YET MEET THE DEMAND IN THE LONG RUN."

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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby AirlinePilot » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 17:38:52

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilFinder2', 'I')n fact, the chart ace used to claim that Gabrielli was stating 2010 was the peak, actually shows Petrobras forecasting three scenarios in which production increases!
But having seen other posts by ace in TOD, I've come to expect such dishonesty from him.


I posted this for informational purposes. If you got a problem with it why don't you take it up with him, over at TOD???

I'd love to see that exchange. The chart shows a likely peak and how UNLIKELY it will be that we are able to grow production enough. Even i can see his purpose with using it. :wink:
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby AirlinePilot » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 17:41:30

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('eastbay', 'T')he chart seems clear and easy to understand. I hope I have this right:

The lines on the chart heading up into the upper right indicate differing Petrobras estimates of worldwide demand. The cliff colored yellow/orange shows what the world can expect from supply.

Is there something else to read from this chart?


Only if you live inside some denialist cornucopian fantasy, maybe then there is. :lol:
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby truecougarblue » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 19:28:33

NÃO ATENDEM

Babelfish gives, "do not take care of", and when I read that in context my limited portugese give that sentiment. (fluent Spanish and Italian, I "skipped" Portugese)
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby copious.abundance » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 20:35:07

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AirlinePilot', 'I') posted this for informational purposes. If you got a problem with it why don't you take it up with him, over at TOD???

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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby shortonsense » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 21:01:41

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('davep', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilFinder2', 'B')eneath the chart it says:

"Although less challenging, Divided Attention and Sustainable Development shall also require considerable investment effort."

Note the, "Although less challenging." That means he believes those two scenarios are do-able, given sufficient investment.

I repeat: Nowhere in this document does he say 2010 is forecast to be the peak. That is ace's interpretation - and it is an incorrect one.

Sure, finding another 29 million barrels a day over the next ten years will be doable.

How, exactly?


At 7% field decline, we've already found some 26 MBO/Day since 2005, adding perhaps 3 new Saudi Arabia's in just the last 5 years. Adding nearly the same amount in twice the time certainly sounds reasonable.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby eXpat » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 21:06:06

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TheDude', 'H')mm, the title in that graph in the original is "AS NOVAS OFERTAS ANUNCIADAS AINDA NÃO ATENDEM A DEMANDA NO LONGO PRAZO," Ace has neatly translated that into "NEW ANNOUNCED PRODUCTION IS YET TO MEET LONG TERM DEMAND" but when I feed it into Google Translator I get "NEW OFFERS ANNOUNCED YET MEET THE DEMAND IN THE LONG RUN."

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"NEW ANNOUNCED PRODUCTION IS YET TO MEET LONG TERM DEMAND" is the right translation.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby americandream » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 21:24:56

Look at the chart. It speaks volumes for the state of mental disconnect between where we're headed and the depths we may have to plumb to run that show. I suspect that one would have to embrace your sub-primed bubble like optimism to ignore the clear inferences and look at where bubble mania has taken us and is continuing to take us.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilFinder2', 'B')eneath the chart it says:

"Although less challenging, Divided Attention and Sustainable Development shall also require considerable investment effort."

Note the, "Although less challenging." That means he believes those two scenarios are do-able, given sufficient investment.

I repeat: Nowhere in this document does he say 2010 is forecast to be the peak. That is ace's interpretation - and it is an incorrect one.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby eXpat » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 21:32:14

Mr Gabrielli gave an interview to a Brazilian newspaper on Jan 10, this year, the link to the original article is this:
http://diariodonordeste.globo.com/materia.asp?codigo=717730
Here is what is relevant to this topic (Bold is mine)
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '[')i]Mesmo considerando a entrada de combustíveis limpos?

Mesmo considerando isso. Por quê? Porque a economia vai crescer mais que um 1% em média. E todo esse crescimento adicional leva em conta os novos combustíveis. De onde vem essa necessidade de 55 milhões a 65 milhões de barris? Do declínio da produção atual. Como há esse declínio, haverá a possibilidade de repor esse petróleo.

Não se corre o risco de o preço do petróleo cair muito lá na frente com sua possível substituição?

Não. A nossa visão é a de que o preço do petróleo vai cair sim, mas em termos relativos. Hoje o petróleo representa cerca de 33% da matriz energética mundial. Lá por 2030, a commodity representará 28%. E quem vai substituir? O carvão.

O carvão?

Sim, infelizmente o carvão. E consequentemente, em 2030, carvão, petróleo e gás natural vão continuar fornecendo 2/3 da matriz energética mundial.

In this interview, Mr Gabrielli, announced that Petrobras is investing US$ 2,8 billions in biofuels in order to made up for the decline in oil production.
He comments that oil makes for 33% of the energetic input and that by 2030 that input will go down to 28%. He considers that coal will have to fill the gap.
Hardly a corny view :twisted:
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby AirlinePilot » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 21:53:13

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('shortonsense', 'A')t 7% field decline, we've already found some 26 MBO/Day since 2005, adding perhaps 3 new Saudi Arabia's in just the last 5 years. Adding nearly the same amount in twice the time certainly sounds reasonable.


Exactly how much of that "found" oil is presently in commercial production? At what rates? At what cost? Meanwhile the large old fields are in admitted 6-8% decline, some far more than that. Can you say North Sea? Cantarell? How much of that is deep water? How much of it is kerogen locked in dirt?

Go figure that crap out before you spout that ridiculous claim again of 3 new Saudi Arabia's.

There is ZERO resemblance to SA in ANY of the recent discoveries. It does make a big difference.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby americandream » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 21:55:37

You look at the graph, you look at the projected shortfall and you contemplate the world of tomorrow with vast areas of Asia under the spell of Western consumerism. I suspect you'ld have to be of the same magnitude of optimism that saw what were apparently smart business fellows investing vast sums in real estate swathes owned by hordes of the un and casually employed. Or is that better termed stupidity?

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('eXpat', 'M')r Gabrielli gave an interview to a Brazilian newspaper on Jan 10, this year, the link to the original article is this:
http://diariodonordeste.globo.com/materia.asp?codigo=717730
Here is what is relevant to this topic (Bold is mine)
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', '[')i]Mesmo considerando a entrada de combustíveis limpos?

Mesmo considerando isso. Por quê? Porque a economia vai crescer mais que um 1% em média. E todo esse crescimento adicional leva em conta os novos combustíveis. De onde vem essa necessidade de 55 milhões a 65 milhões de barris? Do declínio da produção atual. Como há esse declínio, haverá a possibilidade de repor esse petróleo.

Não se corre o risco de o preço do petróleo cair muito lá na frente com sua possível substituição?

Não. A nossa visão é a de que o preço do petróleo vai cair sim, mas em termos relativos. Hoje o petróleo representa cerca de 33% da matriz energética mundial. Lá por 2030, a commodity representará 28%. E quem vai substituir? O carvão.

O carvão?

Sim, infelizmente o carvão. E consequentemente, em 2030, carvão, petróleo e gás natural vão continuar fornecendo 2/3 da matriz energética mundial.

In this interview, Mr Gabrielli, announced that Petrobras is investing US$ 2,8 billions in biofuels in order to made up for the decline in oil production.
He comments that oil makes for 33% of the energetic input and that by 2030 that input will go down to 28%. He considers that coal will have to fill the gap.
Hardly a corny view :twisted:
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby eXpat » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 22:02:13

It is good to remember as well, that Brazil is NOT Saudi Arabia. One of the great and lauded achievements (in Brazil) of the administration of President Lula and Petrobras is to have finally attained energetic independence. Oily may be dismayed with that point of view, but Brazilians intend to use that new discovered oil to fuel their own economy and to keep at a minimum the imports, not to flow foreign markets with brazilian oil (and get some battered dollars in return).
President Lula has gone as far as to say that the discoveries of Petrobras is the second independence of Brazil
http://jc.uol.com.br/canal/cotidiano/economia/noticia/2009/05/02/lula-diz-que-exploracao-da-presal-e-a-segunda-independencia-do-brasil-186239.php
In other words behold the Export Land Model in all its glory.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby shortonsense » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 22:24:38

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AirlinePilot', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('shortonsense', 'A')t 7% field decline, we've already found some 26 MBO/Day since 2005, adding perhaps 3 new Saudi Arabia's in just the last 5 years. Adding nearly the same amount in twice the time certainly sounds reasonable.


Exactly how much of that "found" oil is presently in commercial production? At what rates? At what cost?


Apparently, about 26 million barrels a day is being PRODUCED...when fields decline, SOMETHING has to replace their volumes, and the charts you keep posting in another thread certainly don't show the expected 59 million/day, they keep showing 80+ all liquids, or 70+ conventional. I calculated on all liquids of course, but I would be more than happy to run the same calculation on conventional only.

As far as cost...well....they did it all in a price band of $50-$150, so the cost is somewhat less I imagine.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AirlinePilot', '
')Meanwhile the large old fields are in admitted 6-8% decline, some far more than that. Can you say North Sea? Cantarell? How much of that is deep water? How much of it is kerogen locked in dirt?


Sure I can. All you saying this is where the new 26 mbo/day is coming from?

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AirlinePilot', '
') Go figure that crap out before you spout that ridiculous claim again of 3 new Saudi Arabia's.


Its not my claim. Either fields decline at 7%, or they don't. If they do...someone needs to find that 26 mbo/day, because its already being produced and showing up on all the charts you have been posting to argue with Oily over. If they don't, then the entire 7% field decline estimate is garbage.

On a scale of 1 to 10, the basic logic involved in this one is 1.1.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby AirlinePilot » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 22:33:33

Short,

Are you claiming that the oil found since 2005 is now in full commercial production?
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby Velociryx » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 22:52:45

Oh dear god...here we go again...

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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby yesplease » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 23:10:48

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('americandream', 'L')ook at the chart. It speaks volumes for the state of mental disconnect between where we're headed and the depths we may have to plumb to run that show.
Hell, it speaks volumes for the state of mental disconnect needed to ignore supply/demand. If supply drops as per the assumption regarding production, the demand won't continue to steadily increase because the price will increase and demand will drop. Increasing price will also increase supply a bit. The extent to which it influences both depends on a whole host of other things.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby shortonsense » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 23:38:20

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AirlinePilot', 'S')hort,

Are you claiming that the oil found since 2005 is now in full commercial production?


It has to be. Otherwise the 7% field decline so often bandied about CAN'T be true. Its one or the other.....I don't mind either myself, but it seems to me like, because those 3 Saudi Arabia's haven't joined OPEC, that the 7% decline number is seriously suspect.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby shortonsense » Thu 04 Feb 2010, 23:45:35

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('yesplease', 'H')ell, it speaks volumes for the state of mental disconnect needed to ignore supply/demand.


Peak Oil has always been a supply side argument. Worse, Lynch argues, and it appears correctly, that the basics of the debate actually center on amount in the ground and incidently (rather than primarily) the rate derived from it. So many different versions have grown out of the basics that they are hard to keep track of, but at its heart, its still a supply side argument.
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Re: Petrobras CEO says 2010 Peak

Unread postby Homesteader » Fri 05 Feb 2010, 01:29:16

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('OilFinder2', 'B')eneath the chart it says:

"Although less challenging, Divided Attention and Sustainable Development shall also require considerable investment effort."

Note the, "Although less challenging." That means he believes those two scenarios are do-able, given sufficient investment.

I repeat: Nowhere in this document does he say 2010 is forecast to be the peak. That is ace's interpretation - and it is an incorrect one.


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