par energy_isere » 19 sept. 2007, 12:22
nouvelle information en provenane de la conférence.
Nous allons pouvoir inviter Mr Jeff Rubin, economiste en chef à CIBC World market, à venir jouer à notre petit jeux de la date des 100 $ le baril.
en effet :
ASPO conference: Oil to reach $100 a barrel ‘next year’
OIL is set to reach $100 a barrel by the end of next year, with production set to peak as early as 2015, a conference on the subject was told yesterday.
Chief economist at CIBC World Markets Jeff Rubin made the comments at the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas conference in Cork yesterday, where world renowned experts in oil supply and demand met to discuss the future of the commodity.
Mr Rubin predicts that the price of oil will rocket in the next 12 months as consumption increases and supply diminishes.
“Triple digit prices, around $100 a barrel by the end of next year, will further depress demand for oil and the higher prices go, the sooner we will wean ourselves off hydrocarbons, which is where we need to go,” said Mr Rubin.
The conference was also told by former US Energy Secretary Dr James R Schlesinger that the world would need to discover another four or five countries with oil levels similar to Saudi Arabia to sustain oil production.
The conference heard that the peak production rate for oil will be reached when the industry reaches 100 million barrels per day, and it will then spiral into decline.
(18 September 2007)
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http://www.energybulletin.net/34909.htmlnouvelle information en provenane de la conférence.
Nous allons pouvoir inviter Mr Jeff Rubin, economiste en chef à CIBC World market, à venir jouer à notre petit jeux de la date des 100 $ le baril. :smt069
en effet :
[quote] [b] ASPO conference: Oil to reach $100 a barrel ‘next year’ [/b]
OIL is set to reach $100 a barrel by the end of next year, with production set to peak as early as 2015, a conference on the subject was told yesterday.
Chief economist at CIBC World Markets Jeff Rubin made the comments at the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas conference in Cork yesterday, where world renowned experts in oil supply and demand met to discuss the future of the commodity.
Mr Rubin predicts that the price of oil will rocket in the next 12 months as consumption increases and supply diminishes.
“Triple digit prices, around $100 a barrel by the end of next year, will further depress demand for oil and the higher prices go, the sooner we will wean ourselves off hydrocarbons, which is where we need to go,” said Mr Rubin.
The conference was also told by former US Energy Secretary Dr James R Schlesinger that the world would need to discover another four or five countries with oil levels similar to Saudi Arabia to sustain oil production.
The conference heard that the peak production rate for oil will be reached when the industry reaches 100 million barrels per day, and it will then spiral into decline.
(18 September 2007)
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