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Wed 18 Jul 2007

Global peak of coal production to occur around 2025

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , China , India , coal
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This is the second of a series of papers by the Energy Watch Group which are addressed to investigate future energy supply and demand patterns. The Energy Watch Group consists of independent scientists and experts who investigate sustainable concepts for global energy supply. The group has been initiated by the German member of parliament Hans-Josef Fell.

Executive Summary

When discussing the future availability of fossil energy resources, the conventional wisdom has it that globally there is an abundance of coal which allows for an increasing coal consumption far into the future. This is either regarded as being a good thing enabling the eventual substitution of declining crude oil and natural gas supplies. Or it is seen as a horror scenario leading to catastrophic consequences for the world�s climate. But the discussion rarely focuses on the premise: how much coal is there really? (more…)

Sat 6 May 2006

India, China bid for oil firm

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Peak Oil , Geopolitics , China , India , Resource , South America
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Tue 21 Mar 2006

The sides line up… China, Russia ink major gas deal

Posted by Darragh Field under Peakist , Energy , Carbon , Geopolitics , Economics , China , India , Russia
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Thu 9 Mar 2006

Indo-US Nuclear Deal - Some Unexplored Angles

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Energy , Geopolitics , India
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Wed 8 Mar 2006

Nuclear Power and Peak Oil Geopolitics

Posted by Dan Welch under Peakist , Peak Oil , Geopolitics , Iran , Global Warming , India
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