Difference between revisions of "Oil Production 2030"
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==Driving Forces== | ==New Driving Forces== | ||
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*[[Coal Seam Gas]] | *[[Coal Seam Gas]] | ||
*[[Drilling Technology]] | *[[Drilling Technology]] | ||
==Edited Driving Forces== | |||
*[[Shift to Alternative Energy Sources]] <br> | |||
==Resources== | ==Resources== | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 17 September 2009
Team Members
- Mihai Andreoiu
- Michael Aouad
- Joost d'Hooghe
- Phil Poetter
- Shirley Yuen
New Driving Forces
- World population growth
- Open decentralized electricity networks
- Continental Protectionism
- China becoming the largest economy
- Growth of developing markets
- OPEC's Role
- Remaining Oil Reserves
- Environmental Impact
- Global Warming
- Renewable sources of energy
- Coal Seam Gas
- Drilling Technology
Edited Driving Forces
Resources
- BP - Oil reserves / Statistics 2008
- Booz&co - The Upstream Survivors 2009
- European Central Bank - Assessing the factors behind oil price changes / Working Paper Series; Jan-2008
- Global oil reserves and fossil fuel consumption
- International Energy Agency - Oil Market Report
- Renewables Global Status Report 2009 update
- Shell Scenarios
- Schlumberger
- Schlumberger - Andrew Gould at Simmons & Company International European Investor Conference
- Schlumberger - Highlighting Heavy Oil
- Simmons & Company International - Do Fossil Fuels have a sustainable future?
- Simmons & Company International - Speeches and papers
- United Nations University - different scenarios and research on global warming and the global energy outlook till 2030
- International Energy Agency - oil production in 2030 outlook