Peak Oil explained! We take a look at both sides of the peak oil argument, Oil supply and the current rate of oil depletion taking place. Vague interpretations and misunderstandings ...

Although the steady depletion of oil is a certainty if we assume oil is a finite resource, optimists don't see peak oil through the doom-and-gloom perspective of some.

The question is no longer 'when will peak oil occur,' but 'how ... and crude oil production offset the decline in whale oil production due to depletion of whales just like NGLs and unconventional ...

Peak Oil Supply and Demand . Because oil is a non-replenishing resource, there is a limit to how much the world can extract and refine. However, the scenario of total depletion is just one version ...

The dating of Peak Oil using this economic approach gives almost identical results to calculations based on net incremental supply (new capacity minus depletion) with both approaches showing 2014/ ...

Predictions Of 'Peak Oil' Production Prove Slippery Just a few years ago, authors were predicting production would soon hit a peak and then decline. ... "Depletion never sleeps," he said.

Peak oil demand is the flavor of the month and people are rushing to publish predictions, prescriptions, guidelines, and fantastical views of a fantastical future.

The peak oil issue is essentially a race between resource depletion and the continuing development of technology, according to industry and academic experts at the third annual conference by the ...

Examining the relationship between peak oil, peak debt, and the concentration of power in society. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

To illustrate this point, Figure 2 shows U.S. oil production over the last 150 years, from the 1970 oil production peak to the 2015 (almost) return to that peak. Figure 2: U.S. Oil Production ...

As peak oil interest faded, a new hypothesis began to take its place. Following the dawn of the oil industry in the 1800s, demand for oil steadily grew. Initially driven by demand for kerosene as ...

The state of Texas has led the U.S. in crude oil production every year but one since 1970. In 1972, the state's annual production rose to slightly more than 1.26 billion barrels.