HSBC produced an interesting report on oil production decline rates and their implications for the long-term oil supply outlook – Global oil supply: Will mature field declines drive the next Continue Reading
The frequency of Internet searches for the term “peak oil” has waned dramatically in recent years; now even the number of articles announcing the “death” of peak oil has dwindled, Continue Reading
Several years of low gasoline prices have upended a decade-long shift towards more fuel efficient vehicles in the United States. For two years in a row, the U.S. auto industry Continue Reading
Gas, Nuclear, and Renewables Will Grow the Most, in that Order The global energy mix will not look that much different for oil and gas in 2040, according to Exxon Continue Reading
Authors Richard Heinberg and David Fridley in their recent book Our Renewable Future make the case for a society that runs on 100 percent renewable energy. But they don’t pull Continue Reading
A lot happened in the energy sector in 2016, with two major stories leading the way. Both the surprising election of Donald Trump to the presidency, and OPEC’s November announcement Continue Reading
Some great statistics in this article . The theme: despite the current glut in oil, much of that due to the shale revolution, demand is likely to put stress on Continue Reading
There’s less than two weeks left before the 2016 calendar gets tossed. So for the pundit community it’s time to publish the obligatory list of, “What to Watch For in Continue Reading
Today’s issue is a little different to usual. That’s mostly because of time constraints. I’m preparing my speech for the launch party for The Exponentialist this evening. It promises to Continue Reading
Jean Laherrere has posted the following charts and comments on Bakken and World oil reserves. EIA proved reserves on Bakken (ND +Montana) plus cumulative production have changed at end : Continue Reading
