OPEC

An executive summary of weekly news from a US peak oil perspective, featuring:
- The volatility continues
- Gaza
- OPEC cuts production
- Briefs

Falling Oil Prices: Again, Blame Speculators
Oil Tumbles 12 Percent as U.S. Supplies Rise More Than Forecast
Era of Cheap Energy 'Will Never Return'
Norway Sees Oil Production Falling 9.7% This Year

A weekly review from a UK perspective

A weekly update including:
- Market volatility continues
- Russia and the EU

1. The Global Recession
2. Price Volatility: Who Knew?
3. Falling Investment = Building the Big Boomerang
4. The IEA Changes its Stance (will U.S. EIA, CERA and Exxon-Mobil follow?)
5. The Campaign and the Elections
6. OPEC Cuts Production
7. The Large Exporters: from Boom to Busted
8. Shale Gas: Game Changer or Rope-a-Dope? [or “a mixed blessing”]
9. Food vs. Fuel Hit Pocketbooks Worldwide
10. Global Production Peaks, on the Production Plateau

A weekly review including:
- Prices and production
- OPEC may meet in January
- Investment
- The IEA sets a date
- Briefs

Shadowed by $200 oil
Channel 4 News interview: London oil summit
Over a barrel

Fatih Birol talks the talk on peak oil - In this 40 minute exclusive interview for my film "PetroApocalypse Now?" I interviewed Fatih Birol, Chief Economist of the IEA about reserves, the USGS, technology, demand and recession, solutions and peak oil. (Also, a mini-review of the film)

Weekly update from a UK perspective

A mid-week update on peak oil, featuring:
- The OPEC decision
- IEA says 2020
- The Detroit saga

World Coal Reserves Could Be a Fraction of Previous Estimates
Oil prices ready to recover after $100 fall
Nigeria: Country to Supply 25 Percent of U.S. Oil By 2015
Opec agrees deep cut in oil production

A weekly review including:
- Prices and production
- The December 17th OPEC meeting
- Obama’s energy team
- Automobiles
- Briefs

A weekly round-up from a UK perspective

A midweek update on Peak Oil:
- The markets wait
- The struggle in OPEC

A weekly review including:
- Prices and production
- OPEC and Russia are hurting
- Investment continues to fall
- Detroit in the balance
- Briefs