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news.goldseek.com - 5/16/2009
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The Casey Energy Opportunities team pulled together the pieces of the oil sector picture that other sources tend to scatter or ignore. We’ll give you a broader understanding of the drivers within the oil industry, the markets in which they operate, and how you can use that knowledge to push your ...
blogs.wsj.com - 5/10/2009
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blogs.wsj.com —
Dust off those survivalist manuals and brush up
on your dystopias : Peak oil is back. Global...
production of petroleum peaked in the first quarter of last year, says analysts Raymond James, which represents a paradigm shift of historic proportions. ...
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Peak Oil: Global Oil Production’s Peaked, Analyst ...
europe.theoildrum.com - 5/12/2009
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europe.theoildrum.com —
The present contango in oil prices bears all
the hallmarks of an oil market where supplies are...
well above present fundamental physical consumption. The recent large inventory build of petroleum, under a steep contango which now is flattening, ...
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Tight storage may lead to huge oil price drop
officialpumpsonline.com - 5/10/2009
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officialpumpsonline.com —
According to analysts at Raymond James, not only
has oil production peaked , but it happened for...
non-OPEC oil back in the 1st Q 2007. OPEC a little later - 1Q 2008. Look for oil prices to head right back up to where you really don’t want to see them ...
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Global Oil Production Has Peaked
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DrumBeat: May 16, 2009
The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future —
... into a financial powerhouse early in the 20th century. Texans concerned themselves with discovering new oil fields and building cities like Houston to refine and distribute the crude. Oil dollars lubed growth and the biggest state in the Union (at the time) prospered.
So it's no surprise that folk in Texas don't think oil will be replaced as the basic power source for the American economy in the near future. "Not in my lifetime" is a statement commonly heard.
The Price of Oil: How did it get here, and where is it going?
Normally, ...
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