Peak Oil Theory Analyzed by CERA (PR Web via Yahoo! News: Thu, 07 Dec) Cambridge, MA (PRWeb) December 7, 2006 - Peak Oil, the widely discussed theory that world oil production will soon reach a peak and go into sharp decline, is the subject of a new analysis by Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA).
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Peak Oil Theory Analyzed by CERA (PR Web: Thu, 07 Dec) "Peak Oil" the widely discussed theory that world oil production will soon reach a peak and go into sharp decline, is the subject of a new analysis by Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA). CERA finds that the remaining global oil resource base is actually 3.74 trillion barrels - three times as large as the 1.2 trillion barrels estimated by the theory's proponents. (PRWeb Dec 7, 2006) Post
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Oil rises as production cut looms (BBC News: Fri, 08 Dec) Oil prices rise above $63 a barrel after the president of the Opec producers cartel says he favoured another cut in output.
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Crude oil price to average at $55-65 next year: energy minister (The Nation: Thu, 07 Dec) Energy Minister Piyasvasti Amranand estimated that next year, crude oil price would average US$55-$65 per barrel from this year's peak of over $75. Meanwhile, domestic retail prices would stand between Bt24-Bt25 per litre, provided oil exporting countries do not cut production capacity or increase the capacity.
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Russia's East Siberia: from Gulag to oil frontier (Reuters via Yahoo! News: Thu, 07 Dec) Half a century ago, Josef Stalin banished his foes to labor camps in East Siberia. Now volunteers are lining up to drill the frozen wastelands for their vast reserves of oil.
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Oil higher as Opec cut looms (Financial Times: Fri, 08 Dec) Oil prices rose above $63 on Friday after the president of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said he supported a further production cut by the cartel.
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Oil drifts in tight range near $63, OPEC eyed (Reuters Finance News, Australia via Yahoo!7 Finance: Fri, 08 Dec) SYDNEY, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Oil prices held near $63 on Friday, extending the previous session's modest gain but staying in a tight range ahead of a meeting of top producers next week to decide whether to cut output again.
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