Je résume :
11 Tb découverts (on n'a pas dit extractible)+3Tb de pétrole lourd
1 Tb produits (9%)
taux de récupération actuel 22 % soit de l'ordre d'1Tb restant extractible.
Pour Sandrea le taux de récupération pourrait passer à 70 % soit un ultime à presque 8 Tb !

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Future Global Oil & Gas Supply: A Quantitative Analysis
By the renowned international petroleum consultant Dr. Rafael Sandrea
Tomorrow’s hottest oil play…
May be the one that’s already been discovered.
This multiclient study is a must for anyone trying to cut a path through the thicket of often contradictory forecasts and analyses of future oil and gas supply that are either too alarmist or too blasé about the world’s specific potential for meeting ultimate oil and gas demand.
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Future Global Oil & Gas Supply: A Quantitative Analysis is an ideal tool to support oil and gas companies’ business planning and development efforts, government agencies’ energy policy formulation, multilateral financial institutions’ risk assessment modeling, and investment banks’ and private investors’ investment portfolio choices.
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About Future Global Oil & Gas Supply: A Quantitative Analysis
“Unconventional” oil (Bakken shale) and natural gas (Barnett shale) plays have captured the industry’s imagination, as technology and robust oil and gas prices opened the door to exploiting tough-to-extract resources identified long ago but made economic and technically recoverable only in recent years.
That’s great news to producers and consumers alike, but a hydrocarbon resource opportunity awaits with even greater potential: enhanced oil recovery (EOR). What better target for adding to reserves and production than the 90 percent of already discovered oil left behind? To date, no one has systematically and credibly quantified the potential for ultimate recoverable oil and gas reserves and ultimate incremental production from the known hydrocarbon resource base via EOR—and certainly not on a country, region, and global basis.
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FUTURE OIL & GAS SUPPLY: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
By the renowned international petroleum consultant
Dr. Rafael Sandrea, Ph.D.
Adequate supplies of energy is one of the most critical issues of our time. All leading forecasts of future global energy needs point to continued strong growth in the demand for oil and natural gas. Yet unprecedented high oil prices and volatile natural gas prices today underscore deep concern over whether there will be enough oil and gas supply to meet the projected demand for the fuels that sustain the world economy and our way of life.
Will “peak oil” lead to apocalypse? Will high oil prices spur enough reserves and production growth to stem the decline? Both views are supported by modeling exercises that seem to rest on assumptions that are largely articles of faith. Yet to date no one has made a credible attempt to quantify future potential oil and gas supply in detail, and on a global basis. Until now.
In the Oil & Gas Journal Research Center multiclient study, Future Global Oil & Gas Supply: A Quantitative Analysis, Dr. Rafael Sandrea employs his unique, proprietary methodology to provide a holistic assessment of the global oil and natural gas resource base with the view to evaluate its production capacity over the medium and long term. He employs a novel approach that has long informed his exclusive services as an advisor to governments and intergovernmental bodies and consultant to major oil companies and the world’s leading investment bankers and other financial institutions on matters of risk analysis for international upstream petroleum investments and appraisal of global oil and gas reserves and resources.
Dr. Sandrea concludes that, contrary to the headline-grabbing studies that claim global oil and gas production are in imminent danger of “falling off a cliff,” there is in fact spare capacity available, with demand and supply remaining in balance for decades to come. In synthesis, his model provides a comprehensive global outlook of the medium- and long-term production potential of both crude oil and natural gas.
In Future Global Oil & Gas Supply: A Quantitative Analysis, Dr. Sandrea has built a powerful case to show that today’s energy market environment provides an unprecedented opportunity for applying readily available technology to extract, feasibly, the last available drop of oil and molecule of gas to ensure that the world has enough supplies of these critical fuels to transition to a non-hydrocarbon economy.
This provocative but carefully thought-out thesis is developed in a report that is written in a clear, lively style. Also provided are an extensive bibliography, useful appendices, table of acronyms, and dozens of tables, figures, and graphs.
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FUTURE OIL & GAS SUPPLY: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
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