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IEA 2018 World Energy Outlook: Peak oil is here, oil crunch by 2023
Preface. Excerpts from the cleantechnica article below make it clear why there is likely to be a supply crunch as soon as the early 2020s, and the investment implications. Here’s what I’ve gleaned from other summaries of the report. Although … Continue reading
Posted in Investment, Oil & Gas Fracked, Peak Oil
Tagged decline rate, IEA 2018, oil discoveries, peak oil
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