Heinberg - The Bigger Picture of Energy Depletion
Video education series continues.
Insight & Critique into the world of energy
Video education series continues.
Posted by The Energy Standard team at 16:36
8 minutes:
The numbers apply to other countries beyond USA. 86Mbd is incidentally the same amount of oil flow that many drilling engineers and now many oil analysts are saying is the ceiling.
Posted by The Energy Standard team at 16:24
Michael Ruppert is a controversial figure and it is advised to take anything he says with a hefty dosage of salt. With that said, he can be an effective conveyor of doom porn and once one gets past the emotional reaction, it is possible to peek into possible worlds - even if highly improbable.
Posted by The Energy Standard team at 14:01
"An increasing number of experts and commentators warn that the era of cheap oilis over and that an oil crunch is likely within the next decade. An oil crunch would fundamentally threaten the way our city operates with challenges to transport, healthcare, food distribution, social cohesion, public services and other sectors."
"The priority recommendation is the need for international recognition of the underlying fundamental problems that equate to an imminent oil supply crunch. It is hard to see how efective solutions can be developed until there is widespread recognition of the problem."
"we suggest that a peak of conventional oil production before 2030 appears likely and there is a significant risk of a peak before 2020. Given the lead times required to both develop substitute fuels and improve energy efficiency, this risk needs to be given serious consideration."Translation: get off yer arse and start working towards solutions!
Posted by The Energy Standard team at 20:36
Three videos, c. 10 mins. Each. Highly recommended for newcomers or as a refresh on Peak Oil and it's potential effects:
Posted by The Energy Standard team at 17:48