Energy demand

Peak oil & prices - Oct 10

Staff, Energy Bulletin

James Taylor Prepares For Peak Oil, Fears Collapse Of Society
Oil has fallen to the lowest price in a year meaning respite for consumers as food prices are coming down
Finding Energy to Beat a Recession

archived October 10, 2008
	

Economic Meltdown in America Saves the World from Peak Oil

James Leigh, Energy Bulletin

It had seemed abundantly clear over the year beginning mid 2007 that rampant economic development in less developed countries, along with the maintenance of economic development in more developed countries, spooked the oil markets. After all both China and India were growing economically at around 10% level.
However, that may be changing.

archived October 9, 2008
	

Peak Oil Notes - Oct 9

Tom Whipple, ASPO-USA

Mid week update including:
- Financial turmoil

archived October 9, 2008
	

Peak oil & prices - Oct 9

Staff, Energy Bulletin

Say Goodbye to Peak Oil
Meeting the Energy Challenge-Heinberg & Darley (video and audio)
Oil Prices in 2009 - two views
US oil production at lowest level since 1946-gov't

archived October 9, 2008
	

Energy industry - Oct 8

Staff, Energy Bulletin

Electric Utilities Unlikely to Spend
Coal Seam Gas Producers - The New Masters Of The Universe?
Energy's Future in Latin America

archived October 8, 2008
	

United Kingdom & Europe- Oct 6

Staff, Energy Bulletin

Marrying energy demand and supply
Back to the Dark Ages: National Grid raises the spectre of blackouts this winter
Europe faces the challenges ahead

archived October 6, 2008
	

Transport - Oct 6

Staff, Energy Bulletin

How Can We Cut Our Energy Use for Commuting?
How Low-Carbon Can You Go: The Transportation Ranking
As international airfares soar, Americans stay in USA

archived October 6, 2008
	

United States & Canada - Oct 6

Staff, Energy Bulletin

NYT's Friedman discusses solutions to world's climate, energy, and population problems (video & transcript)
Politics of drilling, financial bailout heading into elections (video & transcript)
Fukuyama: The Fall of America, Inc.
Ok, Now What?
Atlanta Q&A: Why gasoline supplies went south

archived October 6, 2008
	

Peak Oil and Worldwide Economic Recession Soften Oil Prices: Lull Before the Storm

James Leigh, Energy Bulletin

In the first half of 2008 we saw oil climb to approach $150 a barrel amid the pundits’ warning of oil rocketing to $200 a barrel and way beyond due to the phenomenon of Peak Oil. In the wake of those heady days we have now witnessed the slumping of oil prices to well under $100 a barrel into October.
So what is happening to cause the retreat of oil prices?

archived October 3, 2008
	

ODAC Newsletter - Oct 3

Staff, Oil Depletion Analysis Centre

A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective

archived October 3, 2008