Category Peak Oil

What is Peak Oil?

Time Glas Peeking at Peak oil

Understanding Peak Oil Oil was formed in the geological past under well-understood processes. In fact, the bulk of current production comes from just two epochs of extreme global warming, 90 and 150 million years ago, when algae proliferated in the…

ASPO President

Kjell Aleklett

Kjell Aleklett, ASPO President About Professor in Physics at the Department of Physics and Astronomy, Global Energy Systems Group (former Uppsala Hydrocarbon Depletion Study Group) at Uppsala University. Contact E-mail: Kjell.Aleklett@fysast.uu.se Blog in English: Aleklett’s Energimix Phone: +46-(0)18-471 58 25…

Oil’s End

2008 March 6: “From the steps of the Supreme Court to the White House press room, from global trading exchanges to the snowy reaches of Alaska — over the last week, you could hear the creak of history as it…

Birol and IEA says Peak but not “Peak Oil”

Fatih Birol

In The Indepent on Sunday, March 2, 2008, Dr. Fatih Birol, chief economist at the International Energy Agency, give his outside view about future oil: “We can’t cling to crude: we should leave oil before it leaves us.” Some statements…

New Peak Oil book in Arabic

Hatembook

A new book on peak oil has been released in Arabic. The title is “Oil, peak production and the consequence of decline” and the author is Hatem Elsayed Hany Elrefaai from Egypt. The book offers an overview of the problems…

About ASPO

A brief background Colin J. Campbell: “It was in Germany that ASPO had its origin. On December 7th in the year 2000, I was privileged to give a talk on oil depletion at the ancient University of Clausthal in the…

ASPO Italy Announces Second National Conference

Three Musketeers of ASPO

The second national conference of ASPO Italy will be held in Torino, Italy, on May 3rd of this year. The conference will be mainly in Italian, and, unfortunately, the budget doesn’t allow us to provide simultaneous translation. Nevertheless, our guest…