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When Daniel Yergin writes about historic development in energy production, one pays attention. Full Article at Shopfloor
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YERGIN IN THE WSJ TODAY: ... The supply impact has been dramatic. In the lower 48, states thought to be in decline as a natural gas source, production surged an astonishing 15% from the beginning of 2007 to mid-2008. Full Article at The Astute Blogger
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Many investors have heard about peak oil, the theory that argues that at some point in this century, perhaps as early as 2020, global oil production will peak, setting off a period of scarce oil supplies, and large increases in the price of crude,... Full Article at Blogging Stocks
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Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil fell from a one-year high on speculation that OPEC members will agree to increase production at a December meeting. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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The world is running out of oil faster than society suspects, and last year's $4.11 gasoline spike was just a bitter hint of the future, according to a "peak oil" theory whose key proponents will gather in Denver this week. Full Article at Energy Tribune
