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Peak oil group presses EIA to temper optimistic crude outlook Article by Gary Gentile, Edited by Robert DiNardo In a first-ever meeting, peak oil proponents met with the US Energy Information Administration earlier this month to urge the nation’s top statistical agency to temper its rosy outlook on future...
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Oil, oil everywhere: but still no such thing as US energy independence Vlado Vivoda – Research Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute at Griffith University The United States will overtake Saudi Arabia as the world’s leading oil producer by about 2017 and will become a net oil exporter by 2030, the...
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NZ will end up just a slogan, Greens warn Kennedy Graham … we’re danger of cheapening ourselves. New Zealand is in danger of becoming little more than a marketing slogan that the world is starting to see through, Green Party climate change spokesman Kennedy Graham is warning. And that,...
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Google Earth man warns Kiwis addicted to cars Article by Adam Dudding The man who gave the founders of Google Earth their big break says New Zealand is addicted to cars, is building too many roads, and needs to get its energy policies under control. Tim Foresman, a...
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IEA report reminds us peak oil idea has gone up in flames Given the bubbling cauldron of violence that the middle East so frequently and regrettably is, the prospect of the US outstripping Saudi Arabia as the world’s biggest oil producer in the next decade is deeply striking. The...
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Does the IMF think we have a peak oil problem? Does the International Monetary Fund (IMF) believe we have a peak oil problem? The precise answer is that the IMF is currently studying how constraints in world oil supplies might affect economies around the world in two so-called working...
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Oil’s New Floor Price: $75? Article by Andrew MacKillop Oil analysts, pundits and commentators are getting a hold on the rising threat of what is called “severe correction” hitting oil markets. The 2008-2009 sequence where Nymex prices crashed from a peak around $147 a barrel to about $40 is...
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Oracle’s Larry Ellison says Lanai to be a model of sustainability Duane Shimogawa Reporter- Pacific Business News Oracle Corp. CEO Larry Ellison spoke publicly about the island of Lanai Tuesday for the first time since buying the Hawaiian island in June, saying he plans to turn it into a laboratory...
Peak oil group presses EIA to temper optimistic crude outlook Article by Gary Gentile, Edited by Robert DiNardo In a first-ever meeting, peak oil proponents met with the US Energy Information Administration earlier this month to urge the nation’s top statistical agency to temper its rosy outlook on future...
Oil, oil everywhere: but still no such thing as US energy independence Vlado Vivoda – Research Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute at Griffith University The United States will overtake Saudi Arabia as the world’s leading oil producer by about 2017 and will become a net oil exporter by 2030, the...
NZ will end up just a slogan, Greens warn Kennedy Graham … we’re danger of cheapening ourselves. New Zealand is in danger of becoming little more than a marketing slogan that the world is starting to see through, Green Party climate change spokesman Kennedy Graham is warning. And that,...
Google Earth man warns Kiwis addicted to cars Article by Adam Dudding The man who gave the founders of Google Earth their big break says New Zealand is addicted to cars, is building too many roads, and needs to get its energy policies under control. Tim Foresman, a...
IEA report reminds us peak oil idea has gone up in flames Given the bubbling cauldron of violence that the middle East so frequently and regrettably is, the prospect of the US outstripping Saudi Arabia as the world’s biggest oil producer in the next decade is deeply striking. The...
Does the IMF think we have a peak oil problem? Does the International Monetary Fund (IMF) believe we have a peak oil problem? The precise answer is that the IMF is currently studying how constraints in world oil supplies might affect economies around the world in two so-called working...
Oil’s New Floor Price: $75? Article by Andrew MacKillop Oil analysts, pundits and commentators are getting a hold on the rising threat of what is called “severe correction” hitting oil markets. The 2008-2009 sequence where Nymex prices crashed from a peak around $147 a barrel to about $40 is...
Oracle’s Larry Ellison says Lanai to be a model of sustainability Duane Shimogawa Reporter- Pacific Business News Oracle Corp. CEO Larry Ellison spoke publicly about the island of Lanai Tuesday for the first time since buying the Hawaiian island in June, saying he plans to turn it into a laboratory...