NOTE:
Productivity estimates may overstate actual production which could be limited by logistical constraints.
Plantagenet wrote:And if there are no new large discoveries, we're looking at oil demand greatly exceeding oil supply coming up in the next decade---
Cheers!
tita wrote:On the DPR page of EIA, there is a note that wasn't there before:NOTE:
Productivity estimates may overstate actual production which could be limited by logistical constraints.
I think they refer to the lack of pipeline capacity in the Permian. Obviously, there won't be much growth possible in the Permian until this is resolved, in a year.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-Gene ... lines.html
anarky321 wrote:It's not so much that the topic is dead, it's that there isn't much to say at this point, its just a waiting game
shale is the bottom of the barrel (the only thing lower is oil sands), once shale peaks we are officially on the downslope
anakry said:
It's not so much that the topic is dead, it's that there isn't much to say at this point, its just a waiting game
shale is the bottom of the barrel (the only thing lower is oil sands), once shale peaks we are officially on the downslope
At the average 2018 production per rig of 8.7 b/d in the Shale patch the number of rigs needed will fall short by 50%
Speaking of nonsense, hows it going with your estimate of peakoil in 2013-2015?
Maybe it would have been ok if you were off by a year or 2, but now the so-called expert oil doctor is faced with being off by at least 3 years. Wonder what excuses you've got lined up for us this year. Or are you hoping everyone here is so dumb they have no memory of the past including your estimates?
peakoilwhen wrote:Or are you hoping everyone here is so dumb they have no memory of the past including your estimates?
2 years ago peakoilwhen wrote:i think peak oil will happen when supply is around 100 mb/d.
Darian S wrote:Outcast_Searcher wrote:Darian S wrote:Four in 10 Americans can't cover a $400 emergency expense, Fed finds-theguardian
A high percentage of Americans have been terrible savers and lived paycheck to paycheck since good statistics have been kept. Let's not pretend this is anything new.
IT is something new, when a single bachelor grad could have a stay at home wife, 6-8 kids well provided for, and life comfortably a few decades back. That's quite impossible now even with a couple of Ph.d grads both working.
Pops wrote:peakoilwhen wrote:Or are you hoping everyone here is so dumb they have no memory of the past including your estimates?2 years ago peakoilwhen wrote:i think peak oil will happen when supply is around 100 mb/d.
So peak is now?
How much higher before we can expect your excuse?
peakoilwhen wrote:Its already been given implicitly, but here it is explicitly :
With that 100mb/d number I was pretending to be a noob peaker to distance myself from my normal forum character and disarm suspicion that this is my 3rd sock account and avoid being banned again. That should have been obvious from my subsequent posts where I asserted oil is abiogenic and more is created within the Earth than we can possibly consume and our extraction will never geologically peak, but you were asleep so didn't pick up on this, you dozy-ass low iq moderator of a shit forum.
Guess which ones are more likely to end up resulting in banning?
Pops wrote:man this is no way to live, go out and get some air, look at the sky
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