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Kidding ourselves about future MENA oil production
Recently, the International Energy Agency’s Chief Economist Fatih Birol was quoted as saying, In the next 10 years, more than 90% of the growth in global oil production needs to come from MENA [Middle East and North African] countries. There … Continue reading →
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Posted in Food issues, News Related Post, Oil and Its Future
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Tagged Iraq, MENA, Middle East, North Africa, oil production, oil reserves, Saudi Arabia
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Drilling Down: Tainter and Patzek tell the energy-complexity story
Joseph Tainter and Tadeusz Patzek are authors of a soon-to-be-released book called Drilling Down: The Gulf Oil Debacle and Our Energy Dilemma. This book is part of Charles Hall’s Briefs in Energy series with the publisher Springer. An earlier book … Continue reading →
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Posted in Energy policy, News Related Post
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Tagged complexity, Deepwater Horizon, Joseph Tainter, Tad Patzek
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IEO 2011: A Misleadingly Optimistic Energy Forecast by the EIA
The EIA published International Energy Outlook 2011 (IEO 2011) on September 19, showing energy projections to 2035. One summary stated, “Global Energy Use to Jump 53%, largely driven by strong demand from places like India and China.” It seems to … Continue reading →
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Tagged EIA, IEO 2011, oil forecast, oil price
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Don’t count on gold in a downturn
The way the price of gold keeps rising, a person might think that no matter what the downturn, gold would prove to be a good investment. I think that if things don’t fall apart too much, gold will be an … Continue reading →
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Posted in Financial Implications, News Related Post
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Tagged deflation, gold, inflation
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Real Causes and Wider Macroeconomic Effects of High Gas Prices: A Focus Roundtable
On June 20, I participated in  a 45 minute Roundtable teleconference on the topic, “The Real Causes and Wider Macroeconomic Effects of High Gas Prices,” put on by an organization called Focus.  The Moderator was Scott Albro from the Focus Research, … Continue reading →
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Tagged gasoline prices, oil prices
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