With the introduction of unconventional oil sources, predicting peak oil has become almost impossible, the executive argues “The global energy map is quickly being redrawn,” says Maria van der Hoeven, Executive Director of the Paris-based International Energy Agency. “What we are seeing is an oil boom that shows no sign of slowing” she adds. For energy analysts across the world, the IEA is the premiere source of industry intelligence, producing market reports and events that address all segments of the energy sector. This 360-degree viewpoint, coupled with the agency’s fervent relationships with the world’s biggest energy players, gives its staff unequalled insight into the world’s energy markets. According to van der Hoeven, global energy demand will increase by around 30% by 2035, with oil contributing to around 27% of total energy usage by this date. While she admits increased use of natural gas will result in a slight fall […]