Peak oil output said to be decades away (San Jose Mercury News: Fri, 24 Nov) Far from being a nearly exhausted resource, the world's oil reserves are three times bigger than what some popular estimates state, and peak global oil production is still about a quarter-century away, according to a new study by Pulitzer Prize-winning oil historian Daniel Yergin.
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Peak Oil Passnotes: Where Is the Money? (Resource Investor: Fri, 24 Nov) The crude oil market has been range-bound for nearly two months, stuck between $61 and $55 - unable to make any decisive movement. It is good for consumer planning but who cares about them?
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Oil falls after big rise in U.S. crude stocks (Reuters via Yahoo! News: Wed, 22 Nov) Oil fell more than 2 percent on Wednesday after weekly U.S. inventory data showed a much bigger than expected rise in crude stockpiles heading into peak winter demand.
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High winds force cuts in oil flow from Alaska (Daily Bulletin: Sat, 25 Nov) ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The amount of oil flowing through the trans-Alaska pipeline has been intentionally reduced because of high winds at the marine terminal in Valdez, where oil is loaded onto tankers for shipment to West Coast refineries.
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CERA Reports: Peak Oil Theory Based on Faulty Analysis (SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance: Mon, 20 Nov) Paul Kedrosky submits: There is a useful new Cambridge Energy Research Associates, Inc. [CERA ] report out strongly critical of peak oil theory. Instead, the report's authors argue, technology advances mean we are set to see a near-doubling in oil supply by mid-century, and then an "undulating plateau", before decline begins toward the end of [... ]
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